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adjective
- 1. having an extremely unpleasant smell: "foul-smelling breath"
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4 days ago · The olfactory system is a powerful tool for triggering memories and emotions. Describing someone’s scent with precision can make your writing come alive, making your readers feel like they are right there with you. A gentle hint of vanilla or caramel can add a comforting and inviting touch.
3 days ago · Foul-smelling, oily stools (steatorrhea) Steatorrhea is a type of bowel movement that is oily, floats, smells really bad, and is difficult to flush. People with EPI are not able to absorb all the fat that they eat, so undigested fat is excreted, resulting in stools that look oily or greasy.
6 days ago · Why labour becomes prolonged or obstructed may be due to one of the ‘Ps’ (as midwives and obstetricians call them): ‘powers’, ‘passenger’ and ‘passage’. Powers: Inadequate power, due to poor or uncoordinated uterine contractions, is a major cause of prolonged labour.
4 days ago · Philosophy is the study of general and fundamental problems, such as existence, knowledge, values, reason, mind and language. It is distinguished from other ways of addressing such problems by its critical, generally systematic approach and its reliance on rational argument.
2 days ago · Foul-smelling, curd-like discharge from her vagina. If the mother has even one of the above findings, assume she has endometritis and refer her urgently to the nearest hospital or health centre. If you suspect a woman in the puerperium may have endometritis when you do your early postnatal visits, it is important that you refer her ...
3 days ago · Smelly discharge from nose is a common condition, but may be an indication of a sinus infection. Furthermore, an unpleasant-smelling thick discharge with a foul taste could be a sign of chronic sinusitis. However, it is possible to stop this smell and ease your symptoms with the correct treatment.
4 days ago · If you have smelly feet, you are not alone. Bromodosis, the medical term for foot odor, can happen for many reasons and is a common problem. Your feet may stink because of sweat buildup there. If you don’t address your moist feet, this can lead to bacterial growth, causing an unpleasant odor.
