fluoxetine
fluoxetine — 名詞
1. a medicine doctors prescribe to help people who feel very sad, worried, or fearf
氟西汀
治療憂鬱症與焦慮症的處方藥,俗稱百憂解
a medicine doctors prescribe to help people who feel very sad, worried, or fearful for long periods; it is part of a group of drugs called SSRIs and is often sold under the brand name Prozac.
Dr. Tariro started Gabriela on a low dose of fluoxetine after weeks of crying spells.
Tariro 醫師在 Gabriela 連續好幾週情緒崩潰、常哭泣之後,開始讓她服用低劑量的氟西汀。
start (someone) on + fluoxetine — initiating treatment
Many patients in the clinic take fluoxetine each morning to lift their mood and reduce anxiety.
診所裡許多病人每天早上服用氟西汀,以改善心情並減輕焦慮。
take + fluoxetine for + symptom
The pharmacist warned Hoa that fluoxetine may take four to six weeks to show full effects.
藥師提醒 Hoa,氟西汀可能要花四到六週才會出現完整療效。
Researchers in Taipei studied whether fluoxetine helps teenagers who suffer from panic attacks.
台北的研究人員探討氟西汀是否能幫助有恐慌發作的青少年。
Shirin tapered her fluoxetine slowly under her doctor's supervision instead of stopping all at once.
Shirin 在醫師指示下慢慢減量氟西汀,而不是一次停藥。
- Prozac
the original brand name; widely recognised in everyday speech
- SSRI
the broader drug class fluoxetine belongs to; less specific
- antidepressant
a general category term; fluoxetine is one specific antidepressant
文法句型
prescribe + fluoxetine
take + fluoxetine for + condition
用法筆記
Uncountable; refers to the chemical compound, not individual pills. Use 'a dose of fluoxetine' or 'fluoxetine treatment' when a count is needed. Often introduced alongside the brand name Prozac for reader recognition.