pharmacologically

By medication effects

In a manner relating to pharmacology—the study of drugs and their effects on living systems.

The term describes how something acts through drug mechanisms: The compound is pharmacologically active.

It often appears in medical and scientific contexts distinguishing drug-based effects from other causes: The symptoms were pharmacologically induced.

mechanism

receptor

Signal-receiving molecule

inhibitor · modulator · pathway · cascade · transduction · uptake · reuptake · blockade · activation · suppression

effects

active

In operation now

stimulant · psychoactive · bioavailable · toxic · therapeutic · adverse · side-effect · contraindicated · synergistic · additive

therapeutic

treatment

Care for an ailment

dosage · prescription · indication · efficacy · intervention · regimen · administration · clinical · remedy · cure

research

study

Deliberate learning effort

assay · screening · testing · preclinical · laboratory · investigation · analysis · evaluation · discovery · development

Opposites
treatment modality

pharmacologicallysurgically

By medical operation

procedurally · mechanically · invasively · endoscopically · laparoscopically

artificiality of intervention

pharmacologicallynaturally

without artificial help

spontaneously · physiologically · holistically · homeopathically · organically

internal vs. external action

pharmacologicallyphysically

Relating to the body

manually · electromagnetically · behaviorally · cognitively · environmentally

Family

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