menstrual+discharge

  • 31menorrhagia — /mɛnɔˈreɪdʒiə/ (say menaw rayjeeuh) noun excessive menstrual discharge. {New Latin. See meno , rrhagia} …

  • 32metrorrhagia — /mitrɔˈreɪdʒiə/ (say meetraw rayjeeuh), /mɛtrɔ / (say metraw ) noun non menstrual discharge of blood from the uterus; uterine haemorrhage. {New Latin, from Greek mētra uterus + rrhagia rrhagia} …

  • 33catamenia — [kat΄ə mē′nē ə, kat΄əmēn′yə] pl.n. [Gr katamēnia, neut. pl. of katamēnios, monthly < kata , according to + mēn, month: see MOON] [also with sing. v.] menstrual discharge; menstruation catamenial adj …

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  • 34emmenagogue — noun any agent that promotes menstrual discharge • Hypernyms: ↑agent …

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  • 35em|men|a|gogue — «uh MEHN uh gog, gg; MEE nuh », noun. Medicine. a drug or agent that brings on the menstrual discharge. ╂[< Greek ēmmēna the menses (< en in + mēn, mēnós month) + agōgós leading < ágein lead] …

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  • 36men|or|rha|gi|a — «MEHN uh RAY jee uh», noun. excessive menstrual discharge. ╂[< New Latin menorrhagia < Greek mênes the menses + rhēgnýnai burst forth, flood] …

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  • 37men|stru|al — «MEHN stru uhl», adjective. 1. of or having to do with the menses: »the menstrual discharge. 2. = monthly. (Cf. ↑monthly) …

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  • 38leukorrhea — Discharge from the vagina of a white or yellowish viscid fluid containing mucus and pus cells. SYN: leukorrhagia. [leuko + G. rhoia, flow] menstrual l. intermittent l. recurring at or just before each menstrual …

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  • 39vicarious menstruation — discharge of blood from an extragenital source at the time a menstrual period is normally expected; thought to result from generally increased capillary permeability related to the menstrual cycle …

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  • 40NIDDAH — (Heb. נִדָּה menstruating woman ; literally, one who is excluded or expelled ). According to Jewish law, a man is forbidden to maintain sexual relations with his wife during and for some time both before and after (see below) her menses. Marital… …

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