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convulsant

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conĀ·vulĀ·sant (kn-vlsnt)
adj.
Causing or producing convulsions.
n.
An agent, such as a drug, that causes convulsions.

convulsant
a drug which causes convulsions.

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The help from Podiatry From the angle of Podiatric Medicine, PN can be treated or managed by both medical or non-medical treated and these include the usage of some anti-depressant , anti- convulsant, anti-pain drugs or some vitamins supplements as appropriately prescribed by qualified Podiatric physicians.
 
 
 
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