Definition

diaphoretics

noun
  1. Medicines or substances that promote sweating.
  2. Usage: Medical/pharmaceutical term; Usually plural when referring to multiple drugs or agents
adjective
  1. Relating to or promoting the production of sweat.
  2. Usage: Medical/pharmaceutical term

Examples

  • The doctor prescribed diaphoretics to help reduce the patient's fever.
  • Certain herbs have diaphoretic properties and have been used in traditional medicine for centuries.
  • Diaphoretics were commonly used in 19th-century medical practice to treat various illnesses.
  • The diaphoretic effect of the medication helped the patient's body regulate its temperature.
  • Some natural diaphoretics include ginger, cayenne pepper, and elderflower.
  • The physician recommended diaphoretics as part of the treatment plan for the infection.

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