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antiarthritic

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antiarthritic /an·ti·ar·thrit·ic/ (-ahr-thrit´ik) alleviating arthritis, or an agent that so acts.
antiarthritic
[-ärthrit′ik]
Etymology: Gk, anti, against, arthron, joint, itis, inflammation
1 pertaining to a therapy that relieves symptoms of arthritis.
2 an antiarthritic agent.

antiarthritic
1. effective in treatment of arthritis.
2. an agent used in treatment of arthritis.


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