Tenoretic
- noun
- /ˌtɛnəˈrɛtɪk/
- Specialized
- I take Tenoretic every morning for my blood pressure.
Examples
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The doctor prescribed Tenoretic to help manage her hypertension.
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Patients taking Tenoretic should have their kidney function monitored regularly.
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He asked about side effects before starting Tenoretic for his blood pressure.
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Have you ever tried Tenoretic for hypertension?
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The doctor prescribed Tenoretic to help manage her hypertension.
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Patients taking Tenoretic should have their kidney function monitored regularly.
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He asked about side effects before starting Tenoretic for his blood pressure.
Synonyms
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6.8
A medicine that lowers blood pressure and eye pressure and helps prevent heart attacks
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6.8
A brand name for a medicine taken by mouth to treat high blood pressure and chest pain
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4.6
A medicine that lowers high blood pressure
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5.5
A medicine taken by mouth to lower blood pressure and help the heart
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8.2
A drug that makes you pass more urine to lower blood pressure
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7.6
Medicine that lowers high blood pressure and helps the heart after a heart attack
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7.2
A medicine that lowers high blood pressure by widening blood vessels
A brand name for a medicine that helps remove extra water and lower blood pressure
A medicine that makes the body lose extra water to lower blood pressure and reduce swelling
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Tenoretic is a brand name for a blood pressure medicine made from two drugs. Its name gives a simple hint: 'teno' comes from atenolol, a heart medicine, and 'retic' echoes 'diuretic' which 'helps remove water', so the name shows it both calms the heart and reduces extra fluid to lower blood pressure.