antihistaminics
/ˌæntiˌhɪstəˈmɪnɪks/
noun
- A class of drugs that counteract histamine, used to treat allergic reactions; plural of antihistaminic (in noun form).
- The pharmacist explained the differences between various antihistaminics.
- Antihistaminics are commonly found in over-the-counter allergy medications.
- Some antihistaminics can cause dry mouth and dizziness.
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