nondrug
- adjective
- /ˈnɒnˌdrʌg/
- Specialized
- She prefers nondrug therapies for her anxiety.
Examples
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Many patients seek nondrug options for pain relief.
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Meditation and acupuncture are popular nondrug approaches for stress relief.
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The hospital encourages nondrug therapies such as physical exercise and counseling for chronic pain.
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Some patients prefer nondrug treatments to avoid possible side effects of medication.
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Many patients prefer the nondrug treatments recommended by their healthcare providers.
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The clinic offers various nondrug therapies for managing chronic pain.
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For those concerned about medication side effects, a nondrug approach may be beneficial.
Synonyms
It has no medicine added or given
A treatment that does not use medicine
Not involving drugs used to treat or prevent health problems
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
Nondrug is made of the prefix non- meaning 'not' and the word drug, so it literally means 'not a medicine' and describes therapies that do not use drugs, like exercise or counseling.