hydrobromide
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- noun
- /haɪdroʊˈbroʊmaɪd/
- Specialized
- Firstly, it is important to avoid the usage of citalopram hydrobromide if you have been experiencing suicidal thoughts or if your depression has been worsening, including anxiety disorders.
- muscimol hydrobromide
Examples
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Muscimol hydrobromide (Sigma) was dissolved in saline to a concentration of 1 g/l.
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Firstly, the citalopram hydrobromide side effects can really be severe if you use the medication with others the doctor might not know about.
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Facts to Have to Avoid the Wrath of Citalopram Hydrobromide Side Effects
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Muscimol hydrobromide Sigma-Aldrich
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Another thing you need to remember prior to the intake or usage of citalopram hydrobromide is that if you are breastfeeding or pregnant, it is wise to speak to a pharmacist or doctor for starters.
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The side effects of citalopram hydrobromide could worsen your health because information collected in clinical trials on the usage of antidepressants has shown that suicidal risky behavior increases mostly in youths below the age of 25, particularly those already suffering from psychiatric conditions.
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The doctor prescribed citalopram hydrobromide to help manage the patient's depression.
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Before taking citalopram hydrobromide, it is crucial to discuss any existing medical conditions with a healthcare provider.
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Citalopram hydrobromide is often used in the treatment of anxiety disorders and depression.
Synonyms
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A substance made when an acid joins with a metal, often forming crystals
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A salt once used in medicine to calm people
Surface Forms
Morphology
hydrobromide = bromide (opaque) = hydro + brom + ide
Although the word is formed regularly in chemical terminology, the meaning of this specialized salt form is not predictable for an average B1 learner from the visible parts alone.
Etymology
Hydrobromide comes from the parts hydro- meaning 'water' and bromide from bromine, a chemical named from a Greek word for 'bad smell' because it has a strong smell. So, a hydrobromide is the salt form made with hydrobromic acid that helps some medicines dissolve in water and be absorbed by the body.