swelling sentence examples
- In babies and small children scurvy also causes bleeding under the bone membranes,
causing very tender swellings
so that infants resent being touched.
- Swellings around the head
and face.
- In severe cases cysts and
painful swellings
can then develop.
- Swellings on the roots
of legumes in which nitrogen fixation takes place.
- They have symmetrical firm soft
tissue swellings
of the lower legs.
- Swellings in the interdigital skin.
- Swellings of the end joints
of fingers, often painless when fully formed - the hallmark of nodal osteoarthritis.
- Some
had swellings
or bruises; some had blood or pus seeping from their wounds.
- Don't however cut the remaining stub flush with the trunk, but leave a
small swelling
which can heal on its own.
- Heberden's nodes -
firm swellings
of the end joints of fingers, often painless when fully formed - the hallmark of nodal osteoarthritis.
- Swellings in the neck
- due to enlargement of the lymph nodes.
- In countries such as turkey and cyprus, the leaves are used in preparing medicinal remedies to soothe and
reduce swellings
and inflammations.
- They have symmetrical firm
soft tissue swellings
of the lower legs.
- In babies and small children scurvy also causes bleeding under the bone membranes, causing very
tender swellings
so that infants resent being touched.
- In the autumn you are able to
see little brown swellings
on every twig.
- Larger swellings
can be seen only on very rare occasions.
- Polycystic ovaries are characterized by the presence of many small cysts ( fluid
filled swellings
) around the surface of the ovaries.
- They can be affected by strain or by wear and tear and may develop
bony swellings, causing pressure on nerves.
- It causes
raised swellings
varying in size from 1-2 cms to large lesions up to 10 cm.
- Diagnosis of
scrotal swellings
to determine the nature of a scrotal swelling four aspects need to be assessed.
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