Thalidone
- noun
- /θəˈlɪdoʊn/
- Specialized
- The doctor prescribed Thalidone for her high blood pressure.
Examples
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Many patients find Thalidone effective in managing edema.
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Patients taking Thalidone should have their blood electrolytes checked regularly.
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Thalidone is often chosen for its effectiveness in reducing fluid retention.
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The doctor prescribed Thalidone to help manage her high blood pressure.
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Thalidone is often chosen for its effectiveness in reducing fluid retention.
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Patients taking Thalidone should have their blood electrolytes checked regularly.
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The doctor prescribed Thalidone to help manage her high blood pressure.
Synonyms
A medicine that helps the body pass extra water and lowers high blood pressure
A medicine that makes you pass more urine to lower blood pressure and remove extra fluid
Surface Forms
Etymology
Thalidone is a brand name taken from the drug name chlorthalidone, so the name itself points to the medicine it comes from. A helpful way to remember it is that the ending -one appears in many medicine names, and Thalidone is used 'to reduce extra fluid' and 'to lower blood pressure'.