furazolidone
- noun
- /ˌfjʊərəˈzoʊlɪˌdoʊn/
- Indian
- Patients should follow their physician's instructions when taking furazolidone for infections.
Examples
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Some bacteria have developed resistance to furazolidone over time.
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The doctor prescribed furazolidone to treat the intestinal infection.
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The doctor prescribed furazolidone for her intestinal infection.
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Many patients have successfully treated their infections with furazolidone.
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Furazolidone is effective in treating certain intestinal infections caused by parasites.
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Doctors often prescribe furazolidone for patients suffering from giardiasis.
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Before starting furazolidone, the physician explained its use for intestinal infections.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Furazolidone comes from the names of its chemical parts: furan 'a small ring of atoms' and azolidone 'a chemical group'. A helpful way to remember it is that the name shows it is a man-made drug built from these parts, and that is why it is used to fight intestinal infections.