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• Analgesics


  Drugs that relieve pain
• Antacids


  Drugs that relieve indigestion and heartburn by neutralizing stomach acid
• Antianxiety Drugs


  Drugs that suppress anxiety and relax muscles (sometimes called axiolytics, sedatives, or minor tranquilizers)
• Antiarrhythmics


  Drugs used to control irregularities of heartbeat
• Antibacterials


  Drugs used to treat infections
• Antibiotics


  Drugs made from naturally occurring and synthetic substances that combat bacterial infections
• Anticoagulants

  Drugs that prevent blood from clotting
• Anticonvulsants

  Drugs that prevent epileptic seizures
• Antidepressants

  Mood-lifting drugs, including tricyclics, SSRI (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors), and monoamine oxidase inhibitors
• Antidiarrheals

  Drugs used for the relief of diarrhea
• Antiemetics

  Drugs used to treat nausea and vomiting
• Antifungals

  Drugs used to treat fungal infections, the most common of which affect the hair, skin, nails, or mucous membranes
• Antihistamines

  Drugs used primarily to counteract the effects of histamine, one of the chemicals involved in allergic reactions
• Antihypertensives

  Drugs that lower blood pressure
• Anti-Inflammatories

  Drugs used to reduce inflammation - the redness, heat, swelling, and increased blood flow found in infections and in many chronic non-infective diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and gout
• Antineoplastics

  Drugs used to treat cancer
• Antipsychotics

  Drugs used to treat symptoms of severe psychiatric disorders, sometimes called major tranquilizers
• Antipyretics

  Drugs that reduce fever
• Antivirals

  Drugs used to treat viral infections or to provide temporary protection against infections