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Arthralgia
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arthralgia /ar·thral·gia/ (ahr-thral´jah) pain in a joint.
ar·thral·gia (är-thrlj)
n.
Severe pain in a joint. Also called arthrodynia.
ar·thralgic (-jk) adj.
Arthralgia
Sharp, severe pain, extending along a nerve or group of nerves, experienced in a joint and/or joints.
Mentioned in: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Ross River Virus, Sydenham's Chorea
arthralgia (ärthral´jē),
n pain in a joint or joints.
arthralgia
pain in a joint.
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