Sentence examples for hard swelling from inspiring English sources

Most patients experience recurrent pain, discharge and swelling that is often associated with eating, but others only have asymptomatic hard swelling of the submandibular gland.

The Greeks used the term "oncos" — Greek for "hard swelling" — to describe cancer, a term that is used to this day for the field of medicine dealing cancer: oncology.

A hard swelling is the most common pattern of clinical presentation [17].

A callus is a hard swelling of bone.

Buboes – hard swellings of a lymph gland, called botches or plague sores – would form in the groin, armpit or neck, then rupture, causing pain so agonising that some victims would leap from windows.

The primary stage, beginning anywhere from 10 days to 10 weeks following infection, is marked by the appearance of a small, hard, painless swelling, or chancre, at the site of inoculation usually the genital organs but on occasion the mouth or rectum.

Physical examination revealed a firm to hard, tender swelling over the anteromedial aspect of proximal third of left leg.

A 21 yrs old, Ethiopian, unmarried, lady presented with sever acute vulvar pain, discharge, and a stony hard vulvar swelling 13 years after type-III female genital cutting (infibulation).

Axial (c) and coronal (d) post-contrast CT images showed minimal peripheral enhancement (arrows), without signs of active bleeding Open image in new window Fig. 11 Active post-surgical bleeding in an elderly 84-year-old female with acute abdominal pain, hard-consistency swelling, and severe blood loss (8 g/dl nadir haemoglobin) 24 hours after Rives-Stoppa repair of a midline incisional hernia.

Ali turned towards him and winked above the hard ball of swelling on his right cheek.

He had been pushing his recovery too hard, and the swelling hampered the healing process.