Definitions

1. The affected area is red, very tender, and hot and is treated by supporting the affected arm or leg in a raised position and taking antibiotics.
2. The affected area is often pink or bluish white, and in severe cases the skin may be cracked, scaly, and soft, especially on the feet. (Web site)
3. Once the affected area is pinpointed as the colon, or large intestine, some possibilities can be ruled out.

August

1. According to Ho chi Minh's speech in August, 1 million people died of starvation (out of a population of 10 million in the affected area).

Stay

1. Stay calm, stay seated, do not move the affected area if possible to prevent the spread of the venom. (Web site)

Intracranial Hemorrhage

1. Some forms of stroke can cause additional symptoms: in intracranial hemorrhage, the affected area may compress other structures.

Decreased Pulse

1. The affected area may have a decreased pulse. (Web site)

Hurricane Affected Area

1. Try to stay with friends and relatives out of the hurricane affected area during the weeks to come.

Compression Pump

1. A compression pump should not be used and the affected area should not be wrapped with elastic bandages during the early stages of infection. (Web site)

Affected Area Moistened

1. Dermatitis severely dries out the skin,and keeping the affected area moistened can promote healing and retain natural moisture.

Worst Affected Area

1. At sigmoidoscopy, the severity of inflammation of the worst affected area was graded visually according to the system described by Dick et al.

Enema

1. The enema increases the pressure in the child's intestine, which can often cause the affected area to return to its normal position.

Weight

1. Severity and general risk of developing lymphedema seems to increase with obesity, weight gain and infection in the affected area. (Web site)

Decay

1. It also has been found to reverse early decay where acid has broken through the enamel by remineralizing the affected area. (Web site)

Debris

1. NASA warns residents of affected area to stay away from debris. (Web site)

Biopsy

1. If there are cell changes present, the dentist will take a biopsy of the affected area and send it away to be analyzed by laboratory specialists.

Spine

1. Often, examination of the spine will reveal a decrease in the spinal curvature in the affected area. (Web site)
2. As in any infection, the affected area of the spine may become swollen, causing pressure on spinal nerves.

Intestine

1. If not, the telescoping segments obstruct the intestine and then shut off the blood flow to the affected area. (Web site)

Decisions

1. Decisions about removing individuals from an affected area must be based on the results of such medical evaluation, and be made on a case-by-case basis. (Web site)
2. Decisions about removing individuals from an affected area must be based on the results of such medical evaluation, and be made on a case by case basis.

Cavity

1. If the cavity exists in the tooth, you will be able to see it, as it will change the color of the affected area.

Body

1. These movements may spread, either staying on one side of the body (opposite the affected area of the brain) or extending to both sides.
2. Using this medication as an enema allows it to work directly on the affected area as well as throughout the body.

Procedure

1. In this procedure, a handheld ultrasonic device is passed over the affected area, and a picture of the blood flow is displayed on a computer screen.
2. To minimize swelling, apply an ice bag immediately after the procedure to the affected area. (Web site)

Bone

1. In addition, it is believed that Bier's composition would be absorbed by the body too quickly to permit regeneration of bone in the affected area. (Web site)

Trauma

1. Often triggered by trauma or nerve damage, RSDS causes the skin of the affected area to become characteristically shiny. (Web site)

Blockage

1. Also, surgery to remove the affected area of intestine may be necessary if the blockage occurs frequently.

Herb

1. To use fresh herbs directly on the affected area, place the prepared herb on the skin and secure with a clean bandage. (Web site)

Injury

1. In the case of an injury or infection, they can be quickly mobilized to the affected area.
2. Any injury, including an invasion by microorganisms, causes inflammation in the affected area.

Mouth

1. Grafted tissue, most often taken from the roof of the mouth, is stitched in place over the affected area.

Washing

1. While your baby has a diaper rash, avoid washing the affected area with soaps and disposable, scented wipes. (Web site)

Spider

1. If you suspect to have been bitten by such a spider, it is good to keep a close watch on how the condition of the affected area evolves.

Brown Recluse Spider

1. If you’ve been bitten by a Brown Recluse spider, local medications, applied to the affected area, are usually sufficient for treatment.

Catheter

1. In this test, dye is injected through the catheter inserted in an artery and positioned as close as possible to the affected area.
2. He injects dye through the catheter in order to obtain a picture of the vessels and arteries in the affected area. (Web site)

Groin

1. Your doctor inserts a catheter through an artery in your groin and guides it to the affected area. (Web site)

Eczema

1. Sometimes the eczema can become infected by bacteria and this causes extensive redness, swelling and weeping of the affected area.

Part

1. Allergic reactions to stings or bites are when something happens to a part of the body other than the immediately affected area.
2. If any part of the affected area feels hot, looks red, gets tender (sore when touched), or swells suddenly.

Cloth

1. Apply the botanical directly to the affected area and cover with a cloth that has been wrung out in hot water.
2. Compresses are nothing more than a piece of cloth soaked in a tea or tincture of an herb and applied to the affected area of the body. (Web site)

Ice

1. Persons bitten by a brown recluse spider should apply ice, elevate the affected area, and seek medical attention immediately.

Squeeze

1. Soak a cloth in a hot decoction of herb, squeeze most of the liquid out and apply the hot cloth to the affected area. (Web site)

Patients

1. Even when patients are experiencing pain, they may also feel numbness over the affected area. (Web site)

Interruption

1. The interruption of blood flow to the brain causes brain cells (neurons) in the affected area to die. (Web site)

Teeth

1. Gingivitis develops when plaque builds up on the teeth and gums, causing swelling, redness, bleeding, and infection in the affected area.

Discoloration

1. This usually produces long-term side effects such as numbness, discoloration, excessive swelling, and pain in the affected area. (Web site)

Cells

1. If the affected area includes cells in the electrical pathways of the heart, arrhythmias ensue.
2. If the blockage continues long enough, cells in the affected area die. (Web site)

Typical Symptoms

1. Typical symptoms of nerve compression include numbness, pain, and loss of function of the affected area.

Lymphedema

1. The first signs of lymphedema can be a change in a patient�s arms or legs or other affected area such as the groin. (Web site)

Help

1. A chest X-ray or computerized tomography (CT) scan of the affected area may help determine potential sources of infection or find tumors. (Web site)
2. Anti-inflammatory medications may also help in reducing the pain and swelling of the affected area.

Poultice

1. Soak for 3-5 minutes, drain off the water, allow the poultice to cool to a comfortable temperature and place on the affected area. (Web site)
2. The pulp of fresh pumpkin can be used as a poultice (soft compress applied to the affected area).

Sensation

1. So people with partial spinal cord injury retain some sensation and possibly some motor function below the affected area. (Web site)

Nerves

1. Numbness results from damage to, or impaired function of, the nerves that supply the affected area. (Web site)

Categories

1. Redness
2. Swelling
3. Tenderness
4. Warmth
5. Numbness

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