what does reumetazol

Question

Hi.What does these words mean? They are medications:

reumetazol liquidamdar ibotrimin bethabar

Answer 1

I am not familiar with the particular drug "reumetazol," from its name I would guess that it is some type of "azole" which are often used to treat fungal infections. Here is a link that you might find helpful for researching this type of information azoles

Answer 2

If I had to guess...

liquidamdar (although usually spelled liquidambar) might refer to the American Sweet Gum or Redgum trees or their resins; however, I am unaware of any possible medicinal purposes for these resins, at least not in the U.S. (Although, I have read that the balsam of this tree has been used in the past as well as in other countries in medicine. Here is a reference if you are interested in researching this further for yourself storax

I would think that "ibotrimin" is likely some variant or derivative of "lotrimin" (an antifungal). Again, this is just a guess.

Bethabar ? No idea

If you are trying to find out more about (legal) medications you could always ask your local pharmacist or go to your local college or public library and try to research them in something like the PDR or other reputable source.

I certainly wouldn't rely on answers from a Spanish language website. After all you wouldn't go to a car mechanic to have your refrigerator serviced would you?

Answer 3

Hi Can u tell me what these medications are"

liquidamdar ibotrimin bethabar