Carbamazepine in the treatment of bulimia
Of six bulimic outpatients who completed a double-blind crossover trial with carbamazepine, one patient, who had a history suggestive of bipolar disorder, responded dramatically with cessation of binge eating. This supports a possible link in some patients between bulimia and affective illness.
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| description | Of six bulimic outpatients who completed a double-blind crossover trial
with carbamazepine, one patient, who had a history suggestive of bipolar
disorder, responded dramatically with cessation of binge eating. This
supports a possible link in some patients between bulimia and affective
illness. |
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