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A contraindication is the medical reason itself — the fact that means you should not give someone a particular medicine or treatment. Pregnancy, another illness, or an allergy can each be a contraindication. Doctors print contraindications on the sheet that comes with a medicine: a list of “do not use if…”. It is a formal medical word; in everyday talk people just say reasons you should not take this. Though actually a contraindication is stronger than “this might not help.” It means using the drug could be the wrong or unsafe move for that person.
組成contra- (against) + indication (a sign that something is so).
同家族的字
- indicationthe second half: a sign that a treatment is fitting
- contraindicatethe verb this noun is built from
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contraindicationnoun/ˌkɒntɹə.ɪndɪˈkeɪʃən/
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medicinesciencesA factor or symptom which makes a certain treatment inadvisable, generally or individually.
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