Edecrin
- noun
- /ˈɛdɪkrɪn/
- Specialized
- The doctor prescribed Edecrin to help with her swelling.
Examples
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Patients taking Edecrin should monitor their electrolyte levels closely.
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After using Edecrin, he noticed a significant decrease in the swelling in his legs.
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Edecrin can be effective when other diuretics are not suitable.
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The doctor prescribed Edecrin to help reduce her swelling.
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Edecrin is effective.
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Edecrin is a powerful medication often prescribed for patients with severe edema.
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Doctors recommend Edecrin when other diuretics fail to alleviate fluid retention.
Synonyms
A medicine that helps the body remove extra water and is used when someone is allergic to sulfa drugs
Surface Forms
Etymology
Edecrin is a brand name you can remember by its parts: Ede- sounds like edema, which means 'swelling', and -crin sounds like 'diuretic', a drug that makes you pass urine. So, Edecrin, ethacrynic acid, is used to remove extra fluid and reduce 'swelling'.