- An
antipyretic (/ˌæntipaɪˈrɛtɪk/, from anti- 'against' and
pyretic 'feverish') is a
substance that
reduces fever.
Antipyretics cause the hypothalamus...
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class of
nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory
drugs (NSAID) with
analgesic and
antipyretic effects. It acts by
inhibiting the body's
production of prostaglandin...
- cold is not known.
Medications that
lower fevers are
called antipyretics. The
antipyretic ibuprofen is
effective in
reducing fevers in children. It is...
- for
cough Antihistaminics (also
known as antihistamines), for
allergy Antipyretics, for
fever ****s for
constipation Treatments that
reduce unwanted side...
- rate of
neurons within the
hypothalamus that
control thermoregulation.
Antipyretics work by
inhibiting the
enzyme COX,
which causes the
general inhibition...
- an
early antiseptic. One of the
earliest widely used
analgesics and
antipyretics,
phenazone was
gradually replaced in
common use by
other medications...
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begin within an hour and last for up to
eight hours.
Ketorolac also has
antipyretic (fever-reducing) properties.
Common side
effects include sleepiness,...
- that drug, and
occasionally the use of
other drugs as
counter measures.
Antipyretics (e.g., acetaminophen, aspirin,
other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs)...
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Diabetes insipidus Prinzmetal's
angina Anxiety Pregnancy Menopause Drugs Antipyretics (salicylates, acetaminophen)
Antihypertensives Anabolic–androgenic steroids...
- ATC code N02
Analgesics is a
therapeutic subgroup of the
Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical classification System, a
system of
alphanumeric codes developed...
