Gastric hyperacidity, also called acid dyspepsia, is characterized by an excessive production of gastric acid by the stomach. This common condition can contribute to a host of digestive issues and diseases. Alcohol, smoking, stress, and spicy or oily foods can all lead to hyperacidity. High levels of gastric acid can in turn cause acid reflux (heartburn), gastritis, indigestion, nausea, and fla...

While the contribution of psychopharmacological agents in controlling the disturbing symptoms of many psychiatric disorders and in improving the quality of life of the persons suffering from the disorders cannot be disputed, it is also true that these agents, as in the case of drugs used in the treatment of any other group of disorders, may also produce uncomfortable and at times even dangerous...

This compound has been used up to now in 116 patients altogether, by several investigators in different countries. Publications so far have been made by Percy (6), Trappmann (8), and SchallElr and Serie (1), who cited certain other workers (Chit Yin and U Pe Thein). All of them reported favorable results, and pointed out the excellent tolerance of the drug. The periods of treatment varied from ...