瘇 (zhǒng) - Swelling, edema — refers to pathological swelling of
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zhǒng | 14 strokes | radical:
瘇 · zhǒng
Swelling, edema — refers to pathological swelling of the body, typically due to fluid retention or inflammation.
Swelling, edema — refers to pathological swelling of
Usage highlights
Swelling diseaseSwollen legsEdema and swellingAbdominal swellingPathological swellingSevere edema
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The patient's legs were swollen (腿部瘇胀).
- Inflammation can cause swelling (发炎会导致瘇).
- The ancient text described symptoms of edema (古医书描述瘇症).
Collocations
- Swelling disease(瘇病)
- Swollen legs(腿瘇)
- Edema and swelling(瘇胀)
- Abdominal swelling(腹瘇)
- Pathological swelling(病瘇)
- Severe edema(重瘇)
Idioms
- Swollen feet and heavy steps(足瘇步重)
- The body swollen with illness(身瘇病沉)
- Swelling that obstructs movement(瘇阻不行)
Cultural background
FAQ- Appears in classical Chinese medical texts describing symptoms of edema and fluid retention disorders.
- Considered an archaic medical term in modern Chinese, rarely used in contemporary medical practice.
- Reflects traditional Chinese medicine's focus on observing physical symptoms for diagnosis.