oxyphenbutazone
- noun
- /ˌɒksɪˌfɛnˈbjuːtəˌzoʊn/
- Archaic
- The doctor prescribed oxyphenbutazone for her arthritis.
Examples
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Adverse reactions led to oxyphenbutazone being withdrawn from some markets.
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Many patients found oxyphenbutazone effective in reducing pain.
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Researchers studied the side effects of oxyphenbutazone in long-term arthritis treatment.
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The doctor prescribed oxyphenbutazone to manage the patient’s joint inflammation.
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The doctor prescribed oxyphenbutazone to manage the patient’s joint inflammation.
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Researchers studied the side effects of oxyphenbutazone in long-term arthritis treatment.
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Many patients found oxyphenbutazone effective in reducing pain.
Synonyms
Medicine that reduces swelling and pain
A medicine that reduces pain, fever, and swelling, often for arthritis
A medicine that reduces pain and swelling in animals, often used for horses and formerly for people
A medicine that reduces pain and swelling in animals, especially horses
A medicine that reduces swelling and pain in joints from arthritis or bursitis
A medicine that reduces pain and swelling, often used for arthritis
A brand name for a medicine used to reduce pain and swelling
A medicine that reduces joint pain and swelling, used for arthritis
A medicine that reduces pain and swelling in arthritis
Surface Forms
Etymology
Oxyphenbutazone is a long chemical name made of parts: oxy- (as in oxygen, 'oxygen'), phen- (a common part in chemical names), and butazone (the drug name). So, the name signals a chemical medicine, and oxyphenbutazone is an anti-inflammatory drug, a medicine that 'reduces swelling' in joints.