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Definition
Synonym
Ulkusschmerz {m} [med]
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Ulkusschmerz
m
med.
ulcer pain; ulcer distress
Ulkusschmerz
m
med.
ulcer pain; ulcer distress
Ulkusschmerz
m
med.
ulcer pain; ulcer distress
Deutsche
Ulkusschmerz {m} [med] Synonyme
Englische
ulcer pain; ulcer distress Synonyme
ulcer
abdominal hernia
abscess
aposteme
bane
bed sore
blain
bleb
blight
blister
boil
bubo
bulla
bunion
cancer
canker
canker sore
carbuncle
chancre
chancroid
chilblain
cold sore
colitis
curse
disease
diverticulitis
diverticulosis
duodenal
ulcer
duodenitis
eruption
eschar
esophagal
ulcer
esophagitis
felon
fester
festering
fever blister
fistula
furuncle
furunculus
gastritis
gathering
gumboil
hemorrhoids
hiatal hernia
inflammation
kibe
lesion
megacolon
papula
papule
paronychia
parulis
peptic
ulcer
peritonitis
pestilence
petechia
piles
pimple
plague
pock
poison
polyp
pustule
rising
scab
scourge
soft chancre
sore
stigma
stomach
ulcer
sty
suppuration
swelling
tubercle
ulcer
ation
wale
welt
wheal
whelk
whitlow
wound
ulcer
ated
bad
cankered
carious
contaminated
corrupt
decayed
decomposed
diseased
festering
foul
gangrened
gangrenous
gone bad
infected
morbid
mortified
necrosed
necrotic
pathological
peccant
poisoned
putrefied
putrescent
putrid
rotten
rotting
septic
sphacelated
spoiled
suppurating
suppurative
tainted
ulcer
ous
Ulkusschmerz {m} [med] Definition
Distress
(
n.
)
Extreme
pain
or
suffering
Distress
(
n.
)
That
which
occasions
suffering
Distress
(
n.
)
A
state
of
danger
or
necessity
Distress
(
n.
)
The
act
of
distraining
Distress
(
n.
)
The
thing
taken
by
distraining
Distress
(
n.
)
To
cause
pain
or
anguish
to
Distress
(
n.
)
To
compel
by
pain
or
suffering.
Distress
(
n.
)
To
seize
for
debt
Pain
(
n.
)
Punishment
suffered
or
denounced
Pain
(
n.
)
Any
uneasy
sensation
in
animal
bodies,
from
slight
uneasiness
to
extreme
distress
or
torture,
proceeding
from
a
derangement
of
functions,
disease,
or
injury
by
violence
Pain
(
n.
)
Specifically,
the
throes
or
travail
of
childbirth.
Pain
(
n.
)
Uneasiness
of
mind
Pain
(
n.
)
See
Pains,
labor,
effort.
Pain
(
n.
)
To
inflict
suffering
upon
as
a
penalty
Pain
(
n.
)
To
put
to
bodily
uneasiness
or
anguish
Pain
(
n.
)
To
render
uneasy
in
mind
Ulcer
(
n.
)
A
solution
of
continuity
in
any
of
the
soft
parts
of
the
body,
discharging
purulent
matter,
found
on
a
surface,
especially
one
of
the
natural
surfaces
of
the
body,
and
originating
generally
in
a
constitutional
disorder
Ulcer
(
n.
)
Fig.:
Anything
that
festers
and
corrupts
like
an
open
sore
Ulcer
(
v.
t.
)
To
ulcerate.
ulcer pain; ulcer distress Bedeutung
distress
distraint
the
seizure
and
holding
of
property
as
security
for
payment
of
a
debt
or
satisfaction
of
a
claim,
Originally
distress
was
a
landlord's
remedy
against
a
tenant
for
unpaid
rents
or
property
damage
but
now
the
landlord
is
given
a
landlord's
lien
analgesic
anodyne
painkiller
pain
pill
a
medicine
used
to
relieve
pain
pain
threshold
the
lowest
intensity
of
stimulation
at
which
pain
is
experienced,
some
people
have
much
higher
pain
thresholds
than
do
other
people
pain
pain
sensation
painful
sensation
a
somatic
sensation
of
acute
discomfort,
as
the
intensity
increased
the
sensation
changed
from
tickle
to
pain
phantom
limb
pain
pain
felt
by
an
amputee
that
seems
to
be
located
in
the
missing
limb
annoyance
bother
botheration
pain
infliction
pain
in
the
neck
pain
in
the
ass
something
or
someone
that
causes
trouble,
a
source
of
unhappiness,
washing
dishes
was
a
nuisance
before
we
got
a
dish
washer,
a
bit
of
a
bother,
he's
not
a
friend,
he's
an
infliction
pleasure
principle
pleasure-pain
principle
pleasure-unpleasure
principle
(psychoanalysis)
the
governing
principle
of
the
id,
the
principle
that
an
infant
seeks
gratification
and
fails
to
distinguish
fantasy
from
reality
distress
signal
distress
call
an
internationally
recognized
signal
sent
out
by
a
ship
or
plane
indicating
that
help
is
needed
pain
painfulness
emotional
distress,
a
fundamental
feeling
that
people
try
to
avoid,
the
pain
of
loneliness
distress
hurt
suffering
psychological
suffering,
the
death
of
his
wife
caused
him
great
distress
bland
diet
ulcer
diet
a
diet
of
foods
that
are
not
irritating,
he
ate
a
bland
diet
because
of
his
colitis
pain
pain
in
the
neck
nuisance
a
bothersome
annoying
person,
that
kid
is
a
terrible
pain
pain
unit
a
unit
measuring
the
intensity
of
pain
adult
respiratory
distress
syndrome
ARDS
wet
lung
white
lung
acute
lung
injury
characterized
by
coughing
and
rales,
inflammation
of
the
lungs
which
become
stiff
and
fibrous
and
cannot
exchange
oxygen,
occurs
among
persons
exposed
to
irritants
such
as
corrosive
chemical
vapors
or
ammonia
or
chlorine
etc.
fetal
distress
foetal
distress
an
abnormal
condition
of
a
fetus,
usually
discovered
during
pregnancy
and
characterized
by
an
abnormal
heart
rhythm
respiratory
distress
syndrome
respiratory
distress
syndrome
of
the
newborn
hyaline
membrane
disease
an
acute
lung
disease
of
the
newborn
(especially
the
premature
newborn),
lungs
cannot
expand
because
of
a
wetting
agent
is
lacking,
characterized
by
rapid
shallow
breathing
and
cyanosis
and
the
formation
of
a
glassy
hyaline
membrane
over
the
alveoli
ulcer
ulceration
a
circumscribed
inflammatory
and
often
suppurating
lesion
on
the
skin
or
an
internal
mucous
surface
resulting
in
necrosis
of
tissue
aphthous
ulcer
a
blister
on
the
mucous
membranes
of
the
lips
or
mouth
or
gastrointestinal
tract
bedsore
pressure
sore
decubitus
ulcer
a
chronic
ulcer
of
the
skin
caused
by
prolonged
pressure
on
it
(as
in
bedridden
patients)
peptic
ulcer
peptic
ulceration
an
ulcer
of
the
mucous
membrane
lining
of
the
alimentary
tract
duodenal
ulcer
a
peptic
ulcer
of
the
duodenum
gastric
ulcer
a
peptic
ulcer
of
the
stomach
pain
hurting
a
symptom
of
some
physical
hurt
or
disorder,
the
patient
developed
severe
pain
and
distension
chest
pain
pain
in
the
chest
distress
extreme
physical
pain,
the
patient
appeared
to
be
in
distress
lumbago
lumbar
pain
backache
affecting
the
lumbar
region
or
lower
back,
can
be
caused
by
muscle
strain
or
arthritis
or
vascular
insufficiency
or
a
ruptured
intervertebral
disc
labor
pain
pain
and
discomfort
associated
with
contractions
of
the
uterus
during
labor
referred
pain
pain
that
is
felt
at
a
place
in
the
body
different
from
the
injured
or
diseased
part
where
the
pain
would
be
expected,
angina
pectoris
can
cause
referred
pain
in
the
left
shoulder,
pain
in
the
right
shoulder
can
be
referred
pain
from
gallbladder
disease
distress
a
state
of
adversity
(danger
or
affliction
or
need),
a
ship
in
distress,
she
was
the
classic
maiden
in
distress
trouble
ail
pain
cause
bodily
suffering
to
and
make
sick
or
indisposed
pain
anguish
hurt
cause
emotional
anguish
or
make
miserable,
It
pains
me
to
see
my
children
not
being
taught
well
in
school
distress
cause
mental
pain
to,
The
news
of
her
child's
illness
distressed
the
mother
straiten
distress
bring
into
difficulties
or
distress,
especially
financial
hardship
pain-free
unpainful
not
accompanied
by
pain
sensations,
pain-free
surgery
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