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91 Keratitis Inflammation of the cornea. The conjunctiva may also be inflamed ( keratoconjunctivitis ).

92 TENDONITIS — LIKE IT OR NOT, if you're an avid climber, at some point you'll feel that deep, dull ache in your elbows or shoulders, a sign of inflamed tendons.

93 For one out of five unlucky souls in the U. S. , there's no mistaking the red, swollen eyes, drippy nose, sore throat and angry, inflamed nasal passages.

94 Suitable wind hot toothache, oral cavity inflamed fever wind hot odontopathy edible.

95 The researchers also found that drugs which interfere with the amplification system impair cell migration to inflamed tissues.

96 After enjoying the insolation, if detected that the face burns because of the solarization appears inflamed,(sentencedict.com) may nurse using the milk.

97 The Harpers Ferry raid inflamed the emotions of parties on both sides of the conflict.

98 It may sound strange but oatmeal is excellent for calming inflamed skin that you just want to scratch off your body.

99 Inflamed by the reports, the North resorted to harsher treatment of Confederate prisoners and at no place were conditions worse than at Rock Island.

100 An hour of scribbling notes and two days of working on a laptop computer have inflamed my repetitive stress injury, an ailment common among journalists—and musicians.

101 As the Great War commence in 1618, the strongest one of the German Catholic princes, Ferdinand II, further inflamed the situation by launching a large-scale religious persecution.

102 Intracardiac thrombi usually form on inflamed or damaged valves, on endocardium adjacent to a region of myocardial infarction (MI), in a dilated or dyskinetic cardiac chamber, or on prosthetic valves.

103 He said today that their release could have inflamed anti - American opinion.