Which drug group is the LEAST likely to cause xerostomia?

opioids

antidepressants

antihistamines

benzodiazepines

anticholinergics

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xerostomia is an anticholinergic effect. All the drugs listed except opioids are unfortunately strongly anticholinergic, in addition to their desired mechanism of action.

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Which drug group is the LEAST likely to cause xerostomia?

opioids

antidepressants

antihistamines

benzodiazepines

anticholinergics

1 explanations

Angelok890

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Which drug group is the LEAST likely to cause xerostomia?

opioids

antidepressants

antihistamines

benzodiazepines

anticholinergics

1 explanations

Angelok890

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