Anti Inflammatory Drug Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 01-07-2022
Below are possible answer for general crossword clue: anti inflammatory drug. We have 3 answers for anti inflammatory drug in our database.

Possible answers to anti inflammatory drug

STEROID
- Anti-inflammatory drug
- Antiinflammatory drug
- Banned sports drug
- Performanceenhancing drug
ASPIRIN
- A mild pain and fever reliever
- Anti-inflammatory drug
- Common drug made in Paris
- Headache remedy
- Headache tablet
- Pain relief pill
- Pain reliever
CORTISONE
- Anti-inflammatory agent

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