Does Levomepromazine (levomepromazine) decrease or increase dopamine levels?

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Dopamine Levels and Levomepromazine

There are no research papers provided that directly discuss the effect of Levomepromazine on dopamine levels.

  • The studies provided focus on different topics such as metamizole 1, 2, 3, lamotrigine overdose 4, and antipsychotic drugs for acute schizophrenia 5.
  • None of these studies mention Levomepromazine or its impact on dopamine levels.
  • Therefore, based on the provided evidence, it is not possible to determine whether Levomepromazine decreases or increases dopamine levels.

References

2
Research

Safety of metamizole: a systematic review of the literature.

Journal of clinical pharmacy and therapeutics, 2016

3
Research

Pharmacological characteristics of metamizole.

Polish journal of veterinary sciences, 2014

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