methapyrilene
- noun
- Archaic
- Methapyrilene was once widely prescribed for the treatment of hay fever and other allergies.
Examples
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Topical creams containing methapyrilene were used to relieve itching from insect bites.
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Doctors used to prescribe methapyrilene for severe allergic reactions.
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Research into methapyrilene led to concerns about its long-term safety in humans.
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Many patients found methapyrilene effective for itching.
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Methapyrilene was once widely prescribed for treating allergic conditions like rhinitis.
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Topical creams that contain methapyrilene are effective in easing itching caused by insect bites.
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Many people used methapyrilene to relieve their symptoms of hay fever during the allergy season.
Synonyms
A medicine that stops allergy symptoms like sneezing and itching
A medicine used for allergies, motion sickness, and nausea that can make you sleepy
Medicine that reduces allergy symptoms like runny nose and itching
A medicine that relieves allergy symptoms like itching and runny nose
A medicine that reduces allergy symptoms like a runny nose and sneezing
A medicine that treats allergy symptoms and can make you sleepy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Methapyrilene is a name made from parts that describe the drug's chemical pieces: meth- is like methyl, a small carbon group, and pyr- comes from words for a ring-shaped part found in many medicines. A helpful way to remember it is to think the name tells you about the drug's parts, which is why methapyrilene is the name of this specific antihistamine.