Others of us who protested that the opposite is true – it's the presence of occupation forces there (as in Iraq) which is inflaming the insurgency – were not reported.
In 1980, Jimmy Carter delivered his annual address amid the whirlwind of Iran's Islamic and anti-American revolution, which was inflamed in part by Iranians' memories of Eisenhower's coup.
Physical examination showed a pronounced swelling of the left hemiscrotum which was inflamed and seemed tender.
Rub a small amount on to areas of skin which are inflamed.
IBDs, which include ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease, are conditions in which the colon is inflamed over a long period of time, increasing the risk of developing colorectal cancer (Garrett et al., 2010).
For instance, a normal ALT level does not necessarily mean that the liver is definitely normal and high levels of ALT in the blood doesn't necessarily indicate the extent to which the liver is inflamed or damaged.
About 1% of the population has coeliac disease, a serious genetically linked autoimmune disease in which the small bowel is inflamed and made leaky by gluten, causing diarrhoea, weight loss, anaemia, osteoporosis and a small increased risk of bowel cancer.
The attacks compounded a sense of insecurity in Baghdad ahead of a parliamentary election in March, which already is inflaming political tensions.
In some patients, the synovium (the soft tissue that lines the surface of the "tube" in which the tibialis posterior tendon runs) is inflamed: only in these patients are cortisone injections of real benefit.
The conflict between the two families, which often turns on forensic details and uncertain recollections, is inflamed by social tension.
