Words tagged under "Medical Science"

running or watering of the eyes (a disease in horses, supposed to arise from a coil of hair in the outer corner of the eye)

a lock of hair or coil of hair in the outer corner of the eye

to be afflicted with tenesmus, to suffer from dysentery

to be afflicted with tenesmus, to suffer from dysentery

a kind of disease of hours

cancerous abscess

disease accompanied by running eyes, epiphora, eyesore,

a vast utensil or tub in which the patient cured with lukewarm water or clean and lukewarm decoction of medicine

(Medical) to sitting in a medicated basin or tub

eaten, eating, eater

respiratory appliances

herb believed to be a cure for rabies

suffering from an eye disease characterized by watery discharge, sticky-eyed, blear-eyed

nervous system

Opthalmia, severe conjunctivitis, inflammation of eyes

sphincter

a venereal or sexually transmitted disease, the venereal disease, syphilis

suffering from halitosis (bad breath)

very cool, colder, frigid,very cold in temperature

(Medical) a very bad disease, a painfull disease

a kind of caudle given to puerperal women

cancer, tumour

stink, stench

(Disease) hepatitis

chamomile

of or related to 'ahsha' (the contents of the belly, bowels, intestines)

suffering from scabies

the seed of a plant of the dill kind (Ligusticum ajowan), species of lovage or bishop's weed with the flavour of carraways (Ptychotis ajowan), used medicinally by the natives

a kind of caudle given to puerperal women (also written achhwani)

a kind of caudle given to puerperal women (also written achwani)

haughtiness, rudeness

prickly chaff flower Achyranthes aspera, a thorny shrub used in medicine

an operation done to cure cataract

(anatomy) using a scissor or knife while doing surgery

pathology, branch of science that deals with the causes and nature of diseases

the resin of the tree, Penaea sarcocolla

acacia essence

(Medicine) excessive sweating in the extreme condition of the disease

Vinegar (so called because mint

(Medicine) different kind of juice

grinding stones, mill-stones

fragrant plant with cinnamon-like bark

Vinegar (so called because mint

rice

whitish-red

nerve, muscle, tendon, sinew, ligament

(Biology) nervous system, the mechanism concerned with the correlation and integration of various bodily processes and the reactions and adjustments of the organism to its environment

neurology

root of a plant, Withania somnifera, of Solanaceae family, used in the Ayurvedic system of medicine

(Lexical) all means

Ayurvedic, of Ayurveda, a traditional Hindu system of medicine, which is based on the idea of balance in bodily systems

a strong bone behind the ear

barren (woman)

the pox, St. anthony's fire, syphilis

a stone used in making jewellery

skin disease blocking growth of hair, alopecia

wife of a Brahman

an eye disease, eye-corner

plantain, seed of fleawort

pile

pile

colic, flatulency with impaired function of the bowels, acute gout, rheumatism

colic

vitiligo

tinkle, chime

a particular disease, a kind of consumptive expectoration

bondsman, bondsmaid, serf, slave, slave girl

a pain in the breast, an oppression, wind, or swelling in the stomach, pleurisy

disease of cattle accompanied by stiffness of the neck, tetanus

(commonly called 'the Malacca bean'), the Acajon or cashew nut (from which is extracted an acid juice used for medicinal purposes, as well as a black liquid used for marking linen, it is also used for making wales on the body, which are shown in a criminal court as evidence of having been beaten)

velvet bug, red velvety insect

the pressure of the blood in the circulatory system

borax

epidermis

smallpox, an acute contagious viral disease

separate

handsome, foppish, gay, gay young spark, a fop, a beau

chorea

cancer

leprosy

rabies

branch of medicine concerning to women's care during pregnancy and childbirth, midwifery, obstetrics

a massage done for long duration

a massage done by a rough cloth

a tender massage

a massage that is long or short in terms of duration

a short-spanned massage

massage done with great force and by pressing the hands

the red, resinous thickened juice called dragon's blood used for varnishes

dentistry

pharmacist, medicine-maker

leaves folded up in the shape of a cup for holding flowers, sweetmeat, etc.

bezoar, antitoxin

a destroyer, plunderer

indigestion

physiotherapist

oxlip, cowslip, bugloss, a species of primula, Primula elatior used in herbal medicine

a throat disease in animals

swelling of the glands between ear and throat, mumps

having stinking armpits, whose armpits emit a stench (a kind of disease)

fetid breath, offensive breath, halitosis

meningitis, a type of infectious and infectious fever

the small red and black seed of Abrus precatorius

red-colored clay which is odorous

black clay with medicinal properties

a simple sugar which is an important energy source in living organisms and is a component of many carbohydrates

a strengthening preparation given to lying-in women (and also distributed among her female relations and friends)

thyroid gland

sty, stye, small cyst containing morbid matter formed on eyelids

chamomile flower

marsh mallow flowers

(Medical) an electuary (or a compound) for assisting digestion, medicinal powder, digestible

the act of hand to hand (of fighting)

(Textual) digestive

croton, purgative nut, Crotan tiglium

croton, purgative nut, Crotan tiglium

blockage of urine

the seven tunics of the eye, namely, shdbakiya (retiform), salbiya (sclerotic), inabiya (uveous), ankabutiya (arachnoid), qarniya (corneous), mashirniya (choroid), and multahima (conjunctiva)

(Medication) menses, menstruation

cholera

deadly poison

the palate, and the under part of the mouth

natural heat of the body due to metabolism

wild rue, Syrian rue, Peganum Harmala

the act of hand to hand (of fighting)

a grass resembling a pair of claws, hand-like branch of the resurrection plant or rose of Jericho, anastatica hierochuntica, lycopodium imbricatum

(Medical) heart attack

a hormone is a chemical, usually occurring naturally in your body, that stimulates certain organs of your body

(Medical) medicated swab inserted in rectum or vagina

beginning of a disease when the symptoms begin to show for themselves

a period in which the signs and symptoms of the accumulation of the substance of the disease have not yet appeared

homoeopathy

allopathy

intercourse with a virgin woman

movement of a fetus in the womb

pouring from one vessel to another, (blood) transfusion

lemon grass, Cymbopogon citratus

an aquatic plant Commelina salicifolia, and another species

purging croton, purgative nut, croton tiglium

democratic, of people

(physiology) the skull bone

wound, sore, ulcer

inflammation of the eyelash

a kind of plant his root uses in herbal medicine

(Medicine) a kind of disease in which the blood of the liver enters the intestines and is excreted by the motion

(Lexical) pouch, bag

haemorrhage, bleeding, a flux of blood, either external or internal, due to rupture of a vessel

dysentery, flux

vaccine

(Lexical) gluttony, insatiable hunger, voracious, gluttonous

name of a purgative seed, Ipomæa cœrulea, kaladana, name of a purgative seed

black cumin seed

the plant or root zedoary, Curcuma zerumbet

a disease in which the body is covered with pustules like the seeds of the kadu

the ribands or straps of sandals

dog, hound

a worm that destroys or injures young sugar-cane

aloe vera

a former weight equal to eight rice-corns for gold

(Medical) anaesthesia, absence of sensation

powder, pulverize, grind finely

attend, wait (on)

come out one by one

table salt

dry cough

anaemia, lack of blood

twilight sleep, an amnesic condition characterized by insensitivity to pain without loss of consciousness, induced by an injection of morphine and scopolamine, especially to relieve the pain of childbirth

Very quarrelsome, contentious.

excess of flesh

inflammation, burning, irritability

kernels, piths, essences, a kind of electuary or confection (majun)

Medical: confection, jelly, kneaded

Medicine: a medicine in paste form mixed with honey or sugar

an electuary, medicine, confection, jelly, paste

salty, beauty

a kind of powder given in consumption (of which the principal ingredients are gold leaves and pearls)

Medical: squeezed, press out

mother

Medical: gourd water, used as medicine

rose water, essence extracted from rose

the plant Vanguiera spinosa

a kind of plant grown in India

victim of tuberculosis, afflicted with consumption (diqq), hectic patient

Medical: excessive abdominal pain and torsion that does not cause stress, constipation is not necessary

washed, cleaned

the worst form of leprosy

a name of piousness medicine

the vulva, the vagina, pum pum

menstruation period

the one who is suffering from fever

slightly built, weak

Medical: digested

place where an apothecary brays anything

Medical: marrow, bone marrow or syrup of a tree

regret, grief, sadness, melancholy, dejection, sorrow, displeasure, resentment, malice

clothing, wearing cloth

vomiting, nausea

a plant root like turmeric, useful for eyesight, golden thread root, Coptis teeta

(Biology) negative staining in which the background is stained and the organism is left unaltered

pupil of eye

local, native, resident, stationary

The bile, gall bladder of an animal.

mirrors

(Metaphorically) treatment

(Medical) ointment of camphor

an ointment of green color which is very effective on the wound

safflower

the screw-plant, Helicteres isora, the fruit of which is used as cure for gripes or colic pains

(Medicine) sow bread, sweet-scented grass supposed to facilitate delivery

governor of a frontier region, guard, frontier guard, landowner, landlord, priest or lord of fire-worshipers

to touch, to feel

stone(s) in bladder, bladder stones, cystolith

(Botany) part of the ovary of flowering plants that contains the seeds

consumptive, suffering from tuberculosis of the lungs

twist, squeeze

the full-chicken or pigeon child which is cooked in such a way that it is filled with spices in its stomach and roasted in vinegar

suffering from inflammation of the spleen

Medical: mad to some extent

transparent discharge in males in sexual excitement, a seminal effusion provoked by contact or lewd imaginations, pre-cum, pre-ejaculation

towel

Rectum

exhaust point, chimney

spoon, ladle

a very active vegetable poison, aconite

Medical: tactile device, special tool or stitch that is inserted in a eyelet to touch or palpate a non-human for medical or non-medical purpose

a tool to burn and stain the body, clothing iron

Medical: cutting tool, scissors, nail cutter

a thermometer

Lactometer

pulsimeter

Cucumis Cologuintida, bitter cucumber

sterilizer

producing perspiration, sudorific, sudoriferous, diaphoretic, causing sweat

Medical: aphrodisiac,(drug) promoting libido

fumigated, perfumed, vaporous

the one who is suffering form lung disease, swelling in chest, pain in chest, the

immune system

Medications that cause easy urination or release of blocked urine

emmenagogic, medicine stimulating menstruation

medicine stimulating lactation

(Medical) one whose fore-teeth are wide apart

opening, aperient, deobstruent, one who, or that which, opens, a taker (of towns), a conqueror

inflammatory

phlegm, cough

Medical: phlegm, salivary

benumbing, anaesthetic, narcotic, numb, paralyzed

narcotics, anodynes

part of the leg on which anklet is worn, ankle

a camphor, a custard-apple

an eye which is applied kohl in

humility, modesty, meekness

the wound that healed

put off

tongue tied, dumb

digestible, digested

ruined, destroyed

emetic medicine, emetic, that causes vomiting

appetizer, appetizing

a ploughtail or handle, appointed, straightened, valued, apprisedone who rectifies, constitutes, adjusts, arranges or directs, one who fixes price

strengthening, invigorating, stamina booster, tonic

aphrodisiac, sexual stimulant

tonic, stomachic

Medical: mixed medicines with two or more ingredients

gangrene

use medicine of loose motion to cure disease

purgative medicines

purifying, refining, cleaning, clarifying, purifier, cleaner

(a medicine or food) blood purifier

fattener, (Medicine) thickener (fruit, medicine, etc.), the thing that makes a person fat

reformer, corrector, adviser

lying flat, lying on the back, whose back is on the ground and belly up side

erect, right, straight, direct

patient, sick person

transgressor, cruel person, scoundrel, wicked wretch

hair

fascinating, charming, alluring, seducing

generation, name of the nineteenth lunar mansion, root, origin, source, square root, stock or capital, principal, text, the original text

iron rod for pounding grains, root of (plant), taproot, fusiform receptacle of a many-seeded fruit

swollen, inflated

flaky, plated, gold or silver plated

(Medical) of long duration, lasting, chronic, obstinate (as a disease)

the muscles of the navel to be displaced or ruptured

syphilis, the venereal disease

plant pathology

keloid

Medical: a medicine which is blown into the nostrils

like ant, resembling an ant

an old wound which is not dripping with blood anymore

gout, a painful disease of joints, (esp. with swelling in the feet or hands)

nervous system

nervous system

digestive system

digestive system

respiratory system

erection of the penis, becoming stiff and erect (the yard)

inoculate, incise for blood-letting

calomel, a white powder used as purgative in Eastern medicine

seed of this tree which is used in medicine

punch, a mixture consisting of five ingredients: milk, yogurt, sugar, clarified butter and honey

a grass resembling a pair of claws, traditionally believed to facilitate childbirth

(Medical) pus, lymph, purulent discharge, suppuration

pneumonia

a medical examination of a dead person's body in order to find out the cause of death, autopsy

the depth of the eye

a glass utensil, round-bottomed flask or bottle

vomiting and diarrhoea

alembic, old distilling apparatus

pure, unmatched

(Medical) The colic, a violent griping in the colon.

the ascending part of the colon, the first part of the colon which ascends from the right hip to the liver

digestive power

power of retention

force of imagination

thin, fine, attenuated, flimsy, unsubstantial, minute

rheumatism

(Medical) a kind of fever of every fourth day

a gut, an intestine

the pupil of the eye

burned copper which is specially used in Khizab

baldness

pulverized orchis root

(Medical Science) a colorless cell that circulates in the blood and body fluids and is involved in counteracting foreign substances and disease, white blood cells, leukocyte

recuperating, getting back to one's health

arsenic

a kind of antiquity device which is used to remove thorn or glass etc. from the body

a kind of stalactite whose powder is used for wounds

delirium, camp fever, putrid fever

destroyer, inauspicious

a type of stone that is used as a medicine for eye problems

olfaction, sense of smell, the act or capacity of smelling

wild carrot or turnip, anemone coronaria

hives, a disease that causes red rash all over the body

(medicine) alcohol that has been produced for less than one year and not more than four years

smallpox

artery

(Hindu) the goddess presiding over or inflicting small-pox

medicine taken dry and unmixed, a powder (in opposition to an electuary)

castrating, emasculating

impotence

nodulation

Medical: soaking any herb or medicine etc. in a liquid

dissection

Therapy: local or general bathing of medicated fumigant vapor or smoke, sulfur and mercury are used exclusively for this purpose.

damage, wound, injury

inclination to vomit, sickness at stomach, retching

cardiography

Medical: the act of acid burning, cauterization

rupture, tearing, laceration

a piece of cloth covering the wrist

hectic fever, chronic fever, consumption, pulmonary tuberculosis

ulceration

bedsore

break, hiatus, intermission

causing wound or pus

the science of medicine, the practice of herbal healing, medical treatment

aphrodisiac

copper fragments that separate from hot copper when it is crushed

(Medicine) veins that are slightly deep inside the body

(Medicine) the small tubes that absorb, fat, lymph and other hygienic fluids from the intestines and store them in the blood

(Medicine) rough veins or arteries, the narrow airy lungs arteries

(Medicine) uruuq-e-jaaziba, which absorbs lymph, fluid from all the body and internal organs

(Medicine) the thine and hard veins which attached to the lower and most of the intestine and move toward the porta-hepatis carrying with chyle and there the liver absorbed them

(Medicine) thin veins like hair

(Medicine) thin veins like hair which is runs between the stomach and the liver and those provide blood to body limbs

(Medicine) pumping veins, the arteries

(Medical) veins of eyes that connected to the head

(Medicine) the veins of the veins, the micro veins that grown adjacent to large vein to nurture it

a sickness in which one feels very thirsty

gout, rheumatism

dental pain, toothache

heart pain, heart disease

pain in pelvic muscles

purgative, aperient, cathartic

an antibody test for syphilis, named after the bacteriologist August Paul von Wassermann, based on complement fixation, it was the first blood test for syphilis and the first in the nontreponemal test (NTT) category

jaundice

a pain in the breast, an oppression, wind, or swelling in the stomach, pleurisy

a pain in the breast, an oppression, wind, or swelling in the stomach, chest pain, pleurisy

maternity home or centre, the room in which a woman is delivered, a laying in chamber

poison-destroying, an antidote

super-sensitiveness, especially of sexual organs (as disease)

acne on the face

diabetic

weakness of stomach and digestion, indigestion

a kind of eye lymph