exulceration Antonyms
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Meaning of exulceration
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exulceration (n.)
Ulceration.
A fretting; a festering; soreness.
exulceration Sentence Examples
- The patient's chronic skin condition had progressed to a stage of ulceration.
- The doctor suspected that the growth on the patient's lip was actually an exulcerated lesion.
- The burning sensation accompanied by exulceration was becoming unbearable for the patient.
- The athlete's foot infection worsened, leading to severe exulceration and pain.
- The veterinarian advised specialized treatment to prevent further exulceration of the dog's cornea.
- The gastric ulcers had caused significant exulceration of the lining of the stomach.
- The patient's pressure sores continued to deteriorate, showing signs of exulceration.
- The exulceration of the wound hindered the healing process, causing complications.
- The dentist prescribed a medicated mouthwash to alleviate the exulceration of the patient's oral mucosa.
- The chemical spill resulted in the exulceration of the worker's skin, requiring immediate medical attention.
FAQs About the word exulceration
Ulceration., A fretting; a festering; soreness.
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The patient's chronic skin condition had progressed to a stage of ulceration.
The doctor suspected that the growth on the patient's lip was actually an exulcerated lesion.
The burning sensation accompanied by exulceration was becoming unbearable for the patient.
The athlete's foot infection worsened, leading to severe exulceration and pain.
