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Adapin

Adapin

9.9
A medicine used to treat depression and some anxiety that can cause drowsiness and dry mouth
  • noun
  • /ˈæd.ə.pɪn/
  • Specialized
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  • Some patients experience drowsiness as a side effect of Adapin.

Examples

  • My doctor prescribed Adapin to help manage my depression.

  • The doctor prescribed Adapin for my anxiety.

  • Adapin is sometimes used in the treatment of anxiety disorders as well.

  • Many patients report Adapin helps with their depression.

  • Adapin is a common medication prescribed for treating anxiety disorders.

  • After my diagnosis, my therapist suggested I try Adapin for my depression.

  • Many people find that Adapin effectively reduces their anxiety symptoms.

Synonyms

doxepin
vsAdapin
  • Specialized
1 8.1

A medicine that treats depression, anxiety, and sleep problems

is the trade name form used mainly for depression and anxiety only
doxepin hydrochloride
vsAdapin
  • Specialized
7.3

A medicine that treats depression and anxiety and can make you feel sleepy and have a dry mouth

is a brand name rather than the chemical salt form
Sinequan
vsAdapin
  • Specialized
9.9

A medicine used to treat depression and anxiety that often causes drowsiness and dry mouth

is the other trade name focused on dry mouth and sedation side effects

Surface Forms

Adapin singular
Adapins plural

Etymology

Adapin is a brand name for a medicine. It looks made from adapt + -in, so a helpful way to remember it is that it 'helps you adapt' to daily life by easing depression and anxiety.