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Verb(1) impregnate with a medicinal substance(2) treat medicinally, treat with medicine(3) treat medicinally(4) treat with medicine(5) drug

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(1) He just doesn't agree with the rush to brand it a new mental disorder and medicate without first exploring less drastic options.(2) The doctors could not find any medical reason for them and told us we should medicate him for a few years.(3) Drug companies encourage the idea that people can diagnose and medicate medical conditions themselves.(4) What gives the government the right to medicate people without their permission?(5) I don't want to put her through allergy testing, but how can I safely medicate her with over-the-counter medications?(6) Anticipate pain and medicate the patient before turning or repositioning.(7) I would spend the next decade convincing doctors to medicate my addiction.(8) Contacting physicians and obtaining orders to medicate patients for pain in a timely manner frequently was a problem.(9) Thus, most practitioners did not appear to intentionally medicate patients for procedural pain.(10) He is heavily medicated and his jumpy behaviour has caused most inmates to stay away from him.(11) He is highly medicated as the result of a childhood trauma.(12) Always check with your doctor before using special medicated skin cleansers because these may contain strong chemicals that can be harmful if they are absorbed through a baby's skin.(13) These factors in themselves have a medicative (allergy, asthma and other respiratory disorders) and tranquillising effect.(14) Once infestation is confirmed it can be treated at home either using wet combing with conditioner, or medicated lotions, combined with a special nit comb available from pharmacies.(15) According to their effect on human body, the compounds can be divided into two groups: nutrients and medicative ingredients.(16) Come on then, I think I have some medicated wipes back in my dormitory.