psychotropic
मानसोपचार
definition
noun
While TCAs were the most prescribed psychotropic in 1988, by 1994, SSRI prescriptions nearly reached their numbers.
a psychotropic drug.
adjective
It now constitutes a criminal offense to supply a person with narcotic drugs or psychotropic substances, or to incite other persons to use such drugs or substances, even when no material or personal benefit is intended.
relating to or denoting drugs that affect a person's mental state.
translation of 'psychotropic'
मनावर परिणाम करणार्या औषधांसंबंधी
example
Tran is supposed to be on 'psychotropic' drugs to control her mental illness.
While TCAs were the most prescribed 'psychotropic' in 1988, by 1994, SSRI prescriptions nearly reached their numbers.
The immediate impact of 'psychotropic' drugs on one's mental condition, for better or for worse, provides experimental proof for the relative materiality of our minds.
Every single 'psychotropic' on the previous list has been tested with a taper since I inherited this patient several years ago.
The benzodiazepines are 'psychotropic' which means turning to the mind and so they have mind-altering effects.
The use of 'psychotropic' drugs complicates the ongoing assessment of mental status, can impair the patient's ability to understand or cooperate with treatment, and is associated with a greater incidence of falls.
It now constitutes a criminal offense to supply a person with narcotic drugs or 'psychotropic' substances, or to incite other persons to use such drugs or substances, even when no material or personal benefit is intended.
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