iproclozide
- noun
- /ˌaɪprəˈkloʊzaɪd/
- Archaic
- Iproclozide was withdrawn from the market due to concerns about its safety profile.
Examples
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The psychiatrist considered prescribing iproclozide for patients who did not respond to other antidepressants.
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Researchers studied the effects of iproclozide on mood improvement in clinical trials.
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The doctor prescribed iproclozide for her depression.
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Many patients have reported improvements with iproclozide.
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The psychiatrist considered prescribing iproclozide for patients who did not respond to other antidepressants.
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Researchers studied the effects of iproclozide on mood improvement in clinical trials.
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Iproclozide was withdrawn from the market due to concerns about its safety profile.
Synonyms
A medicine that treats severe depression by changing brain chemicals
A medicine that blocks an enzyme in the brain to raise mood chemicals
A medicine for serious depression that may need a special diet
A medicine for depression that changes chemicals in the brain
A medicine that treats severe depression when other medicines do not work
A medicine used to treat severe depression by changing brain chemicals
Surface Forms
Etymology
Iproclozide is a modern drug name, and a helpful way to remember it is to notice the start pro- which looks like 'for' and the ending -zide which appears in many medicine names, so you can think 'a drug for' 'mood'. It was an older antidepressant that worked by blocking an enzyme that breaks down the chemicals that help mood, which is why it was used to treat depression.