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Raudixin

Raudixin

9.9
A medicine used to lower high blood pressure
  • noun
  • /ˈrɔːdɪksɪn/
  • Specialized
translation icon : 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
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
Serpasil
vsRaudixin
  • Archaic
9.9

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

is the general drug description not noting its historical use

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.