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antifebrile
(redirected from antipyretic)

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He said: "With the number of swine flu infections increasing in the West Midlands and elsewhere, the Government should lift the restriction on the amount of simple antipyretics drugs which reduce fever and can be sold over the counter at any one time.
MP leading fight against drugs cap; HEALTH: Government rethink urged ... by Birmingham Mail (England)
Fresh Laburnum flowers are used for treating liver and spleen related problems, while the root is a strong laxative, antipyretic and provides immunity from viral infections.
Laburnum a symbol of luck, useful for medicines by Balochistan Times (Baluchistan Province, Pakistan)
In a sample of more than 200,000 children from 31 countries, those given the antipyretic for fever in their first year of life were about 50% more likely to have experienced asthma symptoms at age 6-7 years than were unexposed children.
Acetaminophen use linked to later asthma development by Mahoney, Diana / Clinical Psychiatry News
 
 
 
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