analgesic
- noun
- /ˌænəlˈdʒiːzɪk/
- Specialized
- As an analgesic, fentanyl is 75 to 125 times more potent than morphine.
- opioid analgesic
- received analgesic
And this is an analgesic as some form of medication.
- And this is an analgesic as some form of medication.
- And this compound has been shown to act as an analgesic on the body, reduce inflammation, and act as an antioxidant.
- They are analgesics, they are natural substances and all of us that get expressed.
Examples
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Acetaminophen was the only analgesic used to control postoperative pain.
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If this is unsuccessful, seek an increase in the analgesic and/or request a multidisciplinary review.
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Just have him go inside and if he needs an analgesic, give it to him.
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The analgesic for your stomach is the Chinese Eight.
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The patient was discharged 6 hours after surgery with no medication other than an analgesic.
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Acetaminophen, a simple analgesic, has been called the "drug of choice" for the treatment of OA pain.
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All patients were discharged on the day of surgery with an antibiotic, an analgesic, and standard instructions for diet and activity limitation.
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Use a clean cotton swab to apply a thin layer of topical analgesic on the tattooing site.
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Dried Rosemary? Rosemary acts as an analgesic that can help relieve headaches and facial pain.
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After his surgery, the doctor prescribed an analgesic to help manage the pain.
Synonyms
Medicine you take to reduce pain
A brand name for a prescription pain medicine containing hydrocodone and acetaminophen for strong pain
A drug that eases pain by acting on the body's pain system and can cause addiction
A medicine that eases pain, reduces swelling, and lowers fever
A tablet you take to make body pain less
A strong pain medicine a doctor gives to relieve moderate to severe pain
A common pain medicine that reduces fever but not swelling
A medicine that lowers pain, fever, and swelling without using steroids
A medicine that relieves pain
A medicine a doctor prescribes to reduce moderate to strong pain after surgery or injury
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Surface Forms
Morphology
analgesic = analgesic (opaque) = an + alges + ic
The noun is a conversion of the adjective 'analgesic', but the adjective itself is a learned classical formation based on a pain root that is not transparent to most learners.
Etymology
Analgesic comes from the Greek parts an- 'without' and algos 'pain', so an analgesic is a medicine that makes you 'without pain' and takes pain away without putting you to sleep.