Clonadine

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Clonidine? Clonadine is a common misspelling of clonidine.

Clonidine hydrochloride (Catapres^®, Catapres-TTS^®, Duraclon^®) is a medication approved for treating high blood pressure. It is also used to treat severe pain in people with cancer. The drug is available by prescription only and comes in several different forms, including tablets and skin patches (used to treat high blood pressure) and an epidural (used to treat cancer pain).

The patches are usually applied to the skin once every seven days, and the tablets are usually taken twice daily. The epidural infusion is given continuously.

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