Donald roy managed to evade pursuit and walked five miles without stopping, his wounded foot
badly swollen
and without a shoe.
Swollen with fluid
increasing the risk of heart failure.
Swollen, painful ankle
with possible bruising due to ruptured blood vessels.
Swollen by rains, but often rises by the violence of the winds.
The ankles, for example,
become swollen
at some point during the disease in up to 90 % of children.
New patient vince has been brought into the hospital with a temperature and
severely swollen
tongue.
Swollen glands.
There she said that the bottom lip
appeared swollen.
The skin appears red and
slightly swollen
and the burn is almost always painful.
Swollen tummy
and wind.
There is also another spot with them that
looks swollen
like an ulcer.
They were
so swollen
if i loosened the laces and left my shoes open they were still tight.
Swollen tonsils
that are heavily covered by a white coating.
Jeff's ankle
had swollen
very badly which sadly put him out of action for the rest of the trip.
There has been some literature claiming that hypertonic saline is of value when the membranes of the nose are
extremely swollen.
Swollen belly.
When the bile ducts can
get swollen
the bile cannot get to the gall bladder.
I am not only itchy; it is very sore and
sometimes swollen.
Swollen abdomen
tapers down to a distinct point.
Her thyroid, to the doctor's touch,
feels smoothly swollen.
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