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Meanings of catarrh in anglès
Inflammation of the mucous membranes in one of the airways or cavities of the body.
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Usage of catarrh in anglès
1
Use a spray, douche, or gargle in chronic catarrh and chronic pharyngitis.
2
For a year Miss H. took a patent preparation for chronic catarrh.
3
Therefore they overeat and get indigestion, catarrh, adenoids and various other ills.
4
Will ward off every form of asthma, catarrh, bronchial or lung trouble.
5
Thus, in the early part of the winter, what is called catarrh, viz.
6
Acute and chronic catarrh of the nose and pharynx are causes.
7
Uterine catarrh occurs almost invariably, and only ceases in advanced years.
8
While the catarrh is being firmly established adenoids are quite common.
9
A sure preventive and cure for roup, colds, canker, catarrh and similar diseases.
10
I have been suffering from very unpleasant catarrh since last October.
11
And thus is laid the foundation, perhaps, for a lifelong catarrh.
12
Never was a catarrh so sudden, so universal, or so ill-timed.
13
A cold spring succeeding a mild winter, is peculiarly productive of malignant catarrh.
14
Carlyle's organ-tones of misery it accounts for by a gastro-duodenal catarrh.
15
Hysterical cramp of the esophagus and catarrh of the inner ear.
16
I believe Dr. Pierce's treatment will cure any case of catarrh.
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Translations for catarrh
portuguès
espanyol
català
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Catarrh across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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