antidiuretic
(pharmacology) An agent, such as vasopressin, that prevents the excretion of urine.
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(pharmacology) An agent, such as vasopressin, that prevents the excretion of urine.
Drug used to reduce the formation of urine and so conserve fluid in the body. See also water balance.
A substance that prevents water loss.
An agent that reduces the output of urine.
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