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AChE acetylcholinesterase.

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ache (k)

n.

A dull persistent pain.

v.

To suffer a dull, sustained pain.

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ache

[āk]

Etymology: OE, acan, to hurt

1 a pain characterized by persistence, dullness, and, usually, moderate intensity. An ache may be localized, such as a stomachache, headache, bone ache, or a general ache, as in the myalgia that accompanies a viral infection or a persistent fever.

2 to suffer from a dull, persistent pain of moderate intensity.

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AChE,

abbreviation for acetylcholinesterase.

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AChE,

n.pr See acetyl cholinesterase.

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AChE

see acetylcholinesterase.

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ache

1. continuous pain, as opposed to sharp pangs or twinges. An ache can be either dull and constant, as in some types of backache, or throbbing, as in some types of headache and toothache. An ache is a subjective sensation and its occurrence in animals is only assumed.

2. to suffer such pain.

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Patient discussion about aches.

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A. the treatment that rehabs use,,in simple terms,are helping the alcoholic to acept that he has a disease,that prevents him from drinking any type of alcohol ever again,,,,,they teach him how to stay sober,what to do when he wants a drink,how to call another alcoholic for help....they also try to find what is causing him to want to drink,,,they will give him medication to help with the alcohol withdrawals,,,,,mrfoot56

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