Why is noradrenaline used in the treatment of upper digestive tract hemorrhages?
Noradrenaline is not used in the treatment of upper digestive tract hemorrhages. In fact, it is contraindicated in this setting as it can cause vasoconstriction and worsen the bleeding. Medications such as somatostatin and vasopressin are typically used to treat upper digestive tract hemorrhages.Digestive Health - Related Articles
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