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In seven healthy male subjects plasma cortisol was measured at 20 min intervals from 07.00 to 13.00 h, during a drug free control test and after oral administration of 30 and 60 mg oxazepam. A significant suppression of the plasma cortisol levels for about 2 h after 30 mg oxazepam, and for about 3 h after 60 mg oxazepam was observed. The suppression wore off before the oxazepam plasma concentration started to decline significantly.
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