pheniramine
- noun
- /ˌfɛnəˈrɪmin/
- Specialized
- The doctor prescribed pheniramine to help control her allergy symptoms.
Examples
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Some over-the-counter cold medicines contain pheniramine as an active ingredient.
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He took pheniramine to ease his sneezing and nasal congestion from allergies.
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He developed drowsiness as a side effect of pheniramine.
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She took pheniramine to relieve her allergy symptoms.
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Have you ever used pheniramine for your allergies?
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The doctor prescribed pheniramine to relieve her symptoms of allergies and itching.
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Many antihistamines, such as pheniramine, can help with rhinitis and skin rashes.
Synonyms
A medicine that stops allergy symptoms like sneezing and itching
A medicine that reduces allergy and hay fever symptoms and helps with motion sickness
A medicine that treats allergy symptoms and prevents motion sickness
A medicine that reduces allergy symptoms like sneezing, runny nose, 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 reduces allergy and cold symptoms like sneezing and runny nose
A medicine that treats allergy symptoms and can make you sleepy
A medicine that reduces allergy symptoms like sneezing and itching
A medicine that reduces allergy symptoms and helps coughs and a stuffy nose
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pheniramine comes from chemistry parts: phen- (from phenyl, a common 'ring' found in many medicines) and -amine (a chemical ending meaning a nitrogen 'group'). So, the name points to its chemical make-up and helps remember that pheniramine is an antihistamine drug used to treat allergy symptoms.