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Phenobarbital

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Mechanisms of action of Phenobarbital

The primary action of phenobarbital is to enhance the inhibitory actions of gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) on neurons.

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	Introduction to Phenobarbital
	Indications for Phenobarbital
	Mechanisms of action of Phenobarbital
	Clinical pharmacology of Phenobarbital
	Efficacy of Phenobarbital
	Common side effects of Phenobarbital
	Serious side effects of Phenobarbital
	Interactions with other medications
	Children and Phenobarbital
	Pregnancy and Phenobarbital
	Seniors and Phenobarbital
	Dosing and titration of Phenobarbital
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