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Raudixin

Raudixin

9.9
A medicine used to lower high blood pressure
  • noun
  • /ˈrɔːdɪksɪn/
  • Specialized
: Raudixin
  • The doctor prescribed Raudixin to help control her high blood pressure.

Examples

  • Patients taking Raudixin should be monitored for possible side effects such as dizziness.

  • Patients taking Raudixin should monitor their blood pressure regularly.

  • After starting Raudixin, his blood pressure readings became much more stable.

  • The doctor prescribed Raudixin for her high blood pressure.

  • After starting Raudixin, his blood pressure readings became much more stable.

  • The doctor prescribed Raudixin to help control her high blood pressure.

  • Patients taking Raudixin should be monitored for possible side effects such as dizziness.

Synonyms

reserpine
vsRaudixin
  • Specialized
1 9.9

A drug made from a plant root that treats high blood pressure

is a marketed drug derived from the same plant alkaloid
Serpasil
vsRaudixin
  • Archaic
1 9.9

A medicine formerly used to lower high blood pressure that contains reserpine

is the general drug description not noting its historical use
Sandril
vsRaudixin
  • Archaic
9.9

A brand name for a medicine from a plant that lowers high blood pressure

is the nonbranded description of a drug taken from the plant alkaloid
Rau-Sed
vsRaudixin
  • Specialized
9.9

A medicine that lowers high blood pressure made from a plant called Rauwolfia

is the general drug reference rather than a brand label

Surface Forms

Raudixin singular
Raudixins plural

Etymology

Raudixin comes from the plant name Rauwolfia, a herb used for a long time in Asian medicine, together with a medicine-style ending -xin. So Raudixin is a drug made from that plant that helps 'lower' high blood pressure.