Meanings of toxemia in English

Serious toxemia from alcohol may cause a heart to be very slow.

They suffer, however, from a slow, continuous intestinal toxemia or poison.

Fever, toxemia, cyanosis, dyspnea and paroxysmal cough are promptly shown.

I was swollen from toxemia and had been on bed rest for over a month.

If it is due to a toxemia from intestinal disturbance, that may readily be remedied.

With the progressive toxemia of typhoid fever the blood pressure will become lowered from the myocardial degeneration.

This condition may be due to some toxemia, nervous irritability, or some irritation in the heart muscle.

Bacterial toxins produced in the gut enter the circulation and cause a systemic toxemia and targeted cell damage.

These mice grew normally but exhibited enhanced sensitivity to LPS-induced toxemia, notable for an increase in vascular permeability and apoptosis.

They generally proceed harmoniously, but if they do not there results an autointoxication of the mother which is called a toxemia.

It must be clearly understood, however, that any of these symptoms may be present without indicating that a toxemia is developing.

Any one of these symptoms may or may not indicate toxemia; but it should be reported at once to the attending physician.

The blood pressure is raised not only by intestinal toxemia and uremia, but also by lead poisoning and the conditions generally present in gout.

Headache as an indicator of toxemia is of special significance when coupled with the other two cardinal symptoms of eclampsia-urinary casts and increasing high blood-pressure

Such a movement is a certain indication that the bowel is not emptying itself satisfactorily and that a constant toxemia or poisoning is going on.

By far the most important members of this group are the toxemias of pregnancy.