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| Narcotic and nonnarcotic;relieve pain without producing loss of consciousness or reflex activity |
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| Cause of loss of sensationwith or without a loss of consciousness |
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| used to prevent anxiety symptoms or disorders. |
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| Do NOT dissolve existing blood clots, but do prevent the formation, enlargement, or extension of blood clots |
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| Reduce the acidity of the gastric contents |
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| Used to treat anxiety symptoms or disorders |
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| Do NOT dissolve existing blood clots, but do prevent the formation, enlargement, or extension of blood clots |
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| Suppress abnormal neuronal activity in the CNS, preventing seizures |
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| Relieve or control the symptons of acute or chronic diarrhea |
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| Used to prevent or treat nausea and vomiting |
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| Used to treat fungal infections |
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| Used to treat allergy symptons; may also be used to treat motion sickness, insomnia, and other nonallergic reactions |
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| Used to treat elevated blood pressure |
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| Used to reduce serum cholesterol and/or triglycerides |
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| Used to reduce fevers associated with a variety of conditions; most common are aspirin, acetaminophen, and ibuprofen |
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| Used to suppress a cough by acting on the cough centerof the brain |
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