antituberculous
- noun
- /ˌæntiˌtjuːbərˈkjʊləs/
- Specialized
- The doctor prescribed an antituberculous to help control the infection.
Examples
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Patients with tuberculosis often require several antituberculous drugs for effective treatment.
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Research continues to develop new antituberculous agents to fight resistant strains.
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The doctor prescribed an antituberculous medication.
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Many patients respond well to antituberculous treatments.
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To treat her tuberculosis, the doctor recommended an antituberculous medication that has been proven effective.
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In modern medicine, many antituberculous agents are used to combat drug-resistant strains of tuberculosis.
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Patients taking antituberculous drugs must adhere to their treatment regimen to ensure successful recovery.
Synonyms
A medicine that treats and prevents tuberculosis
A medicine used with other medicines to treat tuberculosis
A medicine that treats tuberculosis by stopping the germs that cause it from growing
A medicine that kills the bacteria that cause tuberculosis
A medicine used to treat tuberculosis when other drugs do not work
A medicine that prevents or treats tuberculosis
A drug that prevents or treats tuberculosis
An antibiotic often used with other drugs to treat tuberculosis
A medicine used to treat tuberculosis and sometimes leprosy when other drugs do not work
How Effective
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Surface Forms
Etymology
An antituberculous combines anti- 'against' and tubercle 'small lump', like the word tuberculosis, so an antituberculous is a medicine that fights the lumps and infection of tuberculosis.