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Alpha blockers / Amides / Quinazolines / Piperazines / Lactams / Benign prostatic hyperplasia / Tamsulosin / Finasteride / Lower urinary tract symptoms / Chemistry / Organic chemistry / Medicine


Question: Should the combination of alpha-adrenergic blockers and 5-alpha reductase inhibitors be used to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia
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Ottawa / /

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Thomson / Saskatchewan Drug Information Services / /

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Product Issues / /

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Saskatchewan Drug Information Services College of Pharmacy / /

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Treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia / Treatment for BPH / treatment of choice for patients with mild symptoms / /

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headaches / BPH / vertigo / acute urinary retention / nasal congestion / sexual dysfunction / orthostatic hypotension / less dizziness / disorder / dose syncope / benign prostatic hyperplasia / Dizziness / interoperative floppy iris syndrome 5mg Sexual dysfunction / symptomatic benign prostatic hyperplasia / /

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Self-Care / drug therapy / surgical treatment / /

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American Urological Association / Saskatchewan Drug Information Services College of Pharmacy and Nutrition / /

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Melanie Cann / Carmen Bell / Brent Jensen / Karen Jensen / /

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drug information consultant / Governor / /

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Finasteride / Tamsulosin / Hytrin / Minipress / Flomax / Cardura / Avodart / Proscar / blood pressure regulation / /

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Colorado / /

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alpha / /

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www.usask.ca/druginfo / http /

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