inflammation
- noun
- /ˌɪnfləˈmeɪʃən/
- Specialized
- In this period, she suffered from an inflammation of the eye, nervousness, fever, and a cough.
- chronic inflammation
- acute inflammation
- inflammation and infection
Second one, is inflammation from food a real thing?
- Second one, is inflammation from food a real thing?
- If I do so, it will lead to chronic inflammation and other diseases.
- And how do you prevent getting inflammation in your elbow?
- But ginger essential oil reduces inflammation and warms your system.
- They should not 'cause inflammation in any group of human beings.
- So arthritis that actually means inflammation of your joints.
- It's been found to decrease inflammation, help your blood sugar.
- It's a constant low grade inflammation and it makes people feel sick.
- So we start to see inflammation come down.
- We know that inflammation is just toxic to eggs and sperm.
- So could there be a few things that are causing inflammation in the Western world?
- Gum disease is a major cause of inflammation and depression.
- Sugar causes inflammation and the inflammation has a reaction that is damaging.
- It's when inflammation goes chronic that there's a problem.
- Insulin levels drop, which helps reduce inflammation and improve metabolic health.
- Physically, inflammation, a high inflammation diet kills you sooner.
Examples
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If I do so, it will lead to chronic inflammation and other diseases.
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The tumor was suspected to be caused by chronic inflammation secondary to the patient's earlier cataract surgery.
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Second one, is inflammation from food a real thing?
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So we start to see inflammation come down.
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Well, if I have high levels of inflammation in my body, will I feel it?
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It's a constant low grade inflammation and it makes people feel sick.
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And how do you prevent getting inflammation in your elbow?
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Okay, I think we're gonna treat this inflammation with antibiotics.
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So it seems like the inflammation causes the fever.
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The doctor explained that inflammation is the body's response to injury, causing redness and swelling.
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Compounds
- Specialized
A painful swelling of the thin lining inside the belly covering the organs
How Inflamed
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Inflammation comes from the Latin root inflamare and the part flamma, which mean 'to set on fire' and 'flame'. Think of an injured part of the body as if it were 'lit up'—red, hot and painful—and that is why inflammation now means this medical reaction.