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- Reverse_tolerance abstract "Reverse tolerance or drug sensitization is the phenomenon of a reversal of the side-effects from a drug, the reduction of insensitivity caused after drug tolerance has been established, or, in some cases, an increase in specific effects of a single drug existing alongside a tolerance to other effects of the same substance. Typically this involves the use of additional medication or abstinence from a drug for a period of time, known as a drug holiday. Such drugs include amphetamines and SSRIs.As a result, regular users commonly experience a quick decrease of unwanted side effects, without an equivalent loss of its stimulant properties.".
- Reverse_tolerance wikiPageID "8142607".
- Reverse_tolerance wikiPageLength "2122".
- Reverse_tolerance wikiPageOutDegree "7".
- Reverse_tolerance wikiPageRevisionID "680587135".
- Reverse_tolerance wikiPageWikiLink Category:Substance_dependence.
- Reverse_tolerance wikiPageWikiLink Desensitization_(medicine).
- Reverse_tolerance wikiPageWikiLink Downregulation_and_upregulation.
- Reverse_tolerance wikiPageWikiLink Drug_holiday.
- Reverse_tolerance wikiPageWikiLink Drug_tolerance.
- Reverse_tolerance wikiPageWikiLink Selective_serotonin_reuptake_inhibitor.
- Reverse_tolerance wikiPageWikiLink Substituted_amphetamine.
- Reverse_tolerance wikiPageWikiLinkText "drug sensitization".
- Reverse_tolerance wikiPageWikiLinkText "sensitization".
- Reverse_tolerance wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Addiction_glossary.
- Reverse_tolerance wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Pharma-stub.
- Reverse_tolerance subject Category:Substance_dependence.
- Reverse_tolerance hypernym Phenomenon.
- Reverse_tolerance type Disease.
- Reverse_tolerance type Drug.
- Reverse_tolerance type Drug.
- Reverse_tolerance comment "Reverse tolerance or drug sensitization is the phenomenon of a reversal of the side-effects from a drug, the reduction of insensitivity caused after drug tolerance has been established, or, in some cases, an increase in specific effects of a single drug existing alongside a tolerance to other effects of the same substance. Typically this involves the use of additional medication or abstinence from a drug for a period of time, known as a drug holiday.".
- Reverse_tolerance label "Reverse tolerance".
- Reverse_tolerance sameAs Q7318274.
- Reverse_tolerance sameAs Tolerancja_odwrotna.
- Reverse_tolerance sameAs m.026t4gs.
- Reverse_tolerance sameAs Q7318274.
- Reverse_tolerance wasDerivedFrom Reverse_tolerance?oldid=680587135.
- Reverse_tolerance isPrimaryTopicOf Reverse_tolerance.