- alosetron hydrochloride
- alo·se·tron hy·dro·chlo·ride (ə-loґsə-tron) a selective antagonist of specific serotonin receptors, used in the treatment of severe chronic irritable bowel syndrome in women; administered orally.
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alosetron hydrochloride
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