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Chloral Hydrate is available in two forms: liquid and capsule which are used before the surgery to relieve anxiety and induce sleep. You should never take it without a doctor prescribing it. It is also used in the treatment of insomnia and after surgery to treat alcohol withdrawal and pain. The doctor suggests the doze after seeing the benefits to you so don't take it more for a longer period. Always tell your medical history to the doctor.

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