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trimeprazine

 [tri-mep´rah-zēn]
a phenothiazine derivative with powerful antihistaminic action; used as the tartrate salt to relieve itching.

trimeprazine

Alimemazine, an antihistamine drug used to relieve itching in allergic conditions and as a sedative for children. A brand name is Vallergan.
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