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Often used in the same context:
imuran,
benadryl,
antipyretic,
nardil,
atarax,
sporanox,
sulfamethoxazole,
lanoxin,
procardia,
plaquenil,
ergotamine,
tofranil,
proventil,
ranitidine,
retrovir,
lopid,
crocin,
cataflam,
isordil,
drixoral,
bufferin,
kaopectate,
terazosin,
catapres,
pamelor,
pentazocine,
tagamet,
maleate,
dimetapp,
expectorants,
mellaril,
tenormin,
ipratropium bromide,
sulfa,
percodan,
hydroxyzine,
meclizine,
calamine,
restoril,
hytrin,
adoxa,
actifed,
nasal decongestant,
vasotec,
dilaudid,
ceftin,
hyoscyamine,
cordarone,
phenylpropanolamine,
flecainide,
benzocaine,
zestril,
capoten,
antianxiety drug,
tricyclic antidepressant,
gelcap,
nuprin,
amoxil,
buspirone,
naprosyn,
acetylsalicylic acid,
inderal,
terbinafine,
dihydroergotamine,
motrin,
acidophilus,
famotidine,
relafen,
cimetidine,
keflex,
chlorpheniramine,
piroxicam,
nitrofurantoin,
tylenol,
quinidine,
triazolam,
augmentin,
chlordiazepoxide,
panadol,
phenergan,
tambocor,
voltaren,
cycloserine,
antiemetic,
prochlorperazine,
desyrel,
decadron,
potassium bromide,
thioridazine,
griseofulvin,
xylocaine,
sudafed,
cefuroxime,
miconazole,
relaxants,
amoxicillin,
indinavir,
amyl nitrite,
medroxyprogesterone,
atrovent,
generic name,
valerate
More general:
antidiarrheal,
antidiarrheal drug
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