spasmolytic
- noun
- /ˌspæzməˈlɪtɪk/
- Specialized
- The doctor prescribed a spasmolytic to help ease her abdominal cramps.
Examples
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Some spasmolytic medications are used to treat irritable bowel syndrome and similar conditions.
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He was given a spasmolytic after experiencing severe muscle spasms in his stomach.
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The doctor prescribed a spasmolytic to ease her pain.
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Many patients benefit from spasmolytics during treatment.
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The doctor prescribed a spasmolytic to relieve her stomach cramps caused by muscle spasms.
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Some patients find that a spasmolytic can significantly help manage symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome.
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He was given a spasmolytic to prevent further muscle spasms after his surgery.
Synonyms
A drug that makes muscles less tight to reduce pain or spasms
A medicine that reduces or stops sudden, painful muscle tightness, for example in the stomach
A medicine that reduces sudden muscle spasms in the stomach or intestines
How Effective
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Spasmolytic comes from spasm meaning 'a sudden muscle tightening' and the part -lytic meaning 'to loosen' or 'break down', so a spasmolytic is a medicine that helps 'loosen' or stop muscle spasms.