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etodolac

etodolac

8.6
A medicine that reduces pain and swelling, used for arthritis
  • noun
  • /ˌɛtəˈdoʊlæk/
  • Specialized
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  • You should not use etodolac if you have a history of certain stomach problems.

Examples

  • The doctor prescribed etodolac for my arthritis pain.

  • I take etodolac twice a day.

  • Some patients may experience side effects when taking etodolac for arthritis pain.

  • The doctor prescribed etodolac to help reduce inflammation in her joints.

  • The doctor prescribed etodolac to help relieve her arthritis pain.

  • After taking etodolac, he noticed a significant reduction in inflammation.

  • Patients often use etodolac for managing chronic pain associated with conditions like tendonitis.

Synonyms

Lodine
vsetodolac
  • Specialized
8.4

A brand name for a medicine that reduces pain and swelling

is the generic name for the same medication

Surface Forms

etodolac singular
etodolacs plural

Etymology

Etodolac is a modern drug name made from small parts that hint at what it does. A helpful way to remember it is to see dol as an old root meaning 'pain', like the word 'dolor', and eto as a short chemical piece often used in drug names. So, etodolac is a medicine used to relieve 'pain' and 'swelling'.