A chemical compound or substance used historically in treating asthma.
From asthma plus -orin, a suffix used in pharmaceutical naming, possibly related to older German and French medical terminology. This appears to be a specific trade name or medicinal compound from the late 19th or early 20th century.
'Asthorin' is a ghost word from medicine's past—when pharmaceutical companies named drugs directly after what they treated, before modern naming conventions; it's like finding an old remedy labeled 'cough-away' in a vintage apothecary.
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