endermic
- adjective
- /ˌɛndərˈmɪk/
- Specialized
- The doctor prescribed an endermic cream for the patient's rash.
Examples
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The doctor prescribed an endermic ointment for the rash.
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An endermic treatment can provide relief without oral medications.
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Some medications are administered in endermic form to avoid digestive side effects.
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The endermic route is often preferred for controlled drug delivery.
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Some medications are administered in endermic form to avoid digestive side effects.
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The doctor prescribed an endermic cream to help the patient's skin absorb the treatment effectively.
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An endermic patch can deliver medication directly through the skin for long-lasting relief.
Synonyms
Able to enter the body through the skin
How Absorbed
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word endermic comes from Greek parts en- meaning 'in' and derm meaning 'skin', the same root as in dermis. So an endermic treatment works 'in' or through the skin.