proteolytic enzymes

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proteolytic enzymes (prōˑ·tē·ō·li·tik enˑ·zīmz),

n.pl enzymes in-volved in the digestion of proteins; supplemented in cases of pancreatic insufficiency. Have been used for their antiinflammatory, antiedema, immunomodulatory, and fibrinolytic actions, to speed the healing of injuries, to treat herpes zoster, and to relieve the pain and inflammation of osteoarthritis. Caution is advised for patients who are taking anticoagulants or antiplatelet medications. See also bromelain, pancreatin, and trypsin.

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