How to say "adverse effect" in French?

In French "adverse effect" translates to  effet indésirable 

Transliteration: eh-fay an-deh-zee-rabluh

🇫🇷 Ce médicament peut causer des effets indésirables.

🗣️ suh may-dee-ka-mah puh koh-zay dayz eh-fay an-deh-zee-rabluh

🇺🇸 This medicine can cause adverse effects.



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How to say "adverse effect" in French?

You can use the word "effet indésirable" which translates to "adverse effect".

How to pronounce "effet indésirable" (adverse effect) in French?

The word "effet indésirable" is pronounced as "eh-fay an-deh-zee-rabluh".

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