amantadine
/əˈmæntədiːn/
noun
- A medication used to treat or prevent influenza A and to reduce symptoms of Parkinson's disease.
- The doctor prescribed amantadine to help with her Parkinson's symptoms.
- Amantadine can cause side effects like dizziness and trouble sleeping.
- During the flu season, some patients take amantadine as a preventive measure.