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hydroxyzine

[hahy-drok-suh-zeen]

noun Pharmacology.

an antihistaminic compound, C21H27ClN2O2, used in the treatment of allergy, nausea, and anxiety.

Origin of hydroxyzine

First recorded in 1955–60; hydroxy- + (pipera)zine

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hydroxyzine in Medicine

hydroxyzine

[hī-drŏk′sĭ-zēn′]

n.

A drug given in its salt forms both orally and intramuscularly, used as a sedative and antihistamine.

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