soma /so·ma/ (so´mah)
soma
Soma,
soma (sōˑ·m
),
soma (sō´m
),
Soma®
Patient discussion about Pavamana.
1. the body as distinguished from the mind.
2. the body tissue as distinguished from the germ cells.
3. the cell body.
so·ma (s  m )n. pl. so·mas or so·ma·ta (-m -t) 1. The entire body of an organism, exclusive of the germ cells. 2. The axial part of a body, including the head, neck, trunk, and tail. 3. The body of a person as contrasted with the mind or psyche. 4. See cell body. |
soma
[sō′mə] pl. somas, somata
Etymology: Gk, body
1 the body, as distinguished from the mind or psyche.
2 the body, excluding germ cells.
3 the body of a cell. somal, somatic, adj.
Soma,
trademark for a skeletal muscle relaxant (carisoprodol).
soma (sōˑ·m
),n Greek word, meaning “body.”
soma (sō´m
),n See somatic.
soma
1. the body as distinguished from the mind.
2. the body tissue as distinguished from the germ cells.
3. the cell body.
Soma®
Carisoprodol and meprobamate, see there
Patient discussion about Pavamana.
Q. what are the side effects from taking soma and flexerill together? the person who takes it is almost comatos for a couple of hours. What is a substition?
A. Both medication cause drowsiness in high frequency and both are not recommended together with other medications that may cause drowsiness. However, I know practically nothing about the patient in this case, so in my opinion consulting his or her doctor may be wise - trying to solve this problem over the net is both inaccurate and irresponsible in my opinion,
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