buboes Synonyms
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buboes Meaning
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buboes (pl.)
of Bubo
buboes Sentence Examples
- During the Middle Ages, the buboes were a telltale sign of the bubonic plague.
- The physician examined the patient's swollen lymph nodes, suspecting buboes as a symptom of infection.
- Buboes are painful, enlarged lymph nodes that often indicate an underlying illness.
- The presence of buboes in the groin region is characteristic of certain infectious diseases.
- Treatment for buboes may involve antibiotics and drainage to alleviate discomfort and resolve infection.
- The buboes in the patient's armpits suggested a possible systemic infection.
- In cases of bubonic plague, the buboes are often accompanied by fever and malaise.
- The doctor palpated the area to assess the size and tenderness of the buboes.
- Buboes can vary in size and severity depending on the underlying cause of the infection.
- The appearance of buboes requires prompt medical attention to determine the appropriate course of treatment.
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During the Middle Ages, the buboes were a telltale sign of the bubonic plague.
The physician examined the patient's swollen lymph nodes, suspecting buboes as a symptom of infection.
Buboes are painful, enlarged lymph nodes that often indicate an underlying illness.
The presence of buboes in the groin region is characteristic of certain infectious diseases.
