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Meanings of ophthalmia in English
Usage of ophthalmia in English
1
When I arrived at Amoy in 1847, he was suffering from ophthalmia.
2
In our own state, every precaution is taken to prevent infant ophthalmia.
3
Scrofula, salt-rheum, and ophthalmia, are among the chief developments at the North.
4
The admiral now suffered from ophthalmia, gout, and a complication of diseases.
5
Microscopic examination showed that 1 case had typical histological changes of sympathetic ophthalmia.
6
As before, simple disease of the conjunctiva passes into purulent ophthalmia.
7
The clinical presentation and therapeutic options in ophthalmia nodosa were reviewed.
8
They were young men, yet one was nearly blind from ophthalmia or filth.
9
The-thefact is I've a touch of ophthalmia and can't see very well.
10
The cause of the epidemic was-in all likelihood-trachoma, then known as Egyptian ophthalmia.
11
There's a good deal of ophthalmia or trachoma floating around some native districts.
12
Forgotten now were sore and wounded feet, thirst, hunger, ophthalmia, discouragement-everything
13
In the months of October and November febrile attacks are violent; ophthalmia more so.
14
It may pain the eye, but it is the only cure for the ophthalmia.
15
I have had several patients, but ophthalmia does not prevail here as in Damerghou.
16
Simple ophthalmia, skin diseases, and glandular swellings were also common.
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