in·flam·ma·to·ry ( n-fl m  -tôr  )adj. Characterized or caused by inflammation. |
Inflammatory
Having to do with inflammation, the body's response to either invading foreign substances (such as viruses or bacteria) or to direct injury of body tissue.
Mentioned in: Antirheumatic Drugs, Guillain-Barré Syndrome, Histiocytosis X, Immunosuppressant Drugs
inflammatory
pertaining to or emanating from inflammation.
inflammatory bowel disease
an idiopathic disease of cats, principally, and dogs characterized by cyclic bouts of vomiting and or diarrhea which may continue over periods of years; see also lymphocytic-plasmacytic enteritis.
inflammatory edema
a disease of the subcutis caused usually by Clostridium spp.
inflammatory response
see inflammation.
Patient discussion about inflammatorily.
Q. Today doctor removed my stunt of kidney. It inflamate while urination.. till How long i will feel like this?
A. You should consult your doctor, since instruments in the kidney and urinary tracts can cause infections (even after removing them), that may cause symptoms like you describe.
Q. Can anyone suggest a treatment for plantar fasciitis, apart from ultrasound, physio, anti-inflammatory agents? My friend has had Plantar Fasciitis for more than 1 year and has persevered with all the ususal treatments above plus lots of rest from weight-bearing and elevation.
A. Padded foot splints, silicone heels insert and special shoes (e.g. arch-supporting shoes) may also help. These are usually sold and fitted by a professional. Exercise is another important measure. Some patients benefit from avoiding walking barefoot or in sleepers but rather using shoes from the first step.
More advanced treatments include steroid-local anesthetics injections, botulinum toxin (similar to botox) injections and surgery.
The prognosis is usually favorable, and most patients achieve relief of the pain.
However, all of the above is just for general knowledge - if you have any specific question, you may want to consult a doctor.
You may read more here:
www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/007021.htm
More advanced treatments include steroid-local anesthetics injections, botulinum toxin (similar to botox) injections and surgery.
The prognosis is usually favorable, and most patients achieve relief of the pain.
However, all of the above is just for general knowledge - if you have any specific question, you may want to consult a doctor.
You may read more here:
www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/007021.htm
Q. Is it the symptom of the inflammatory breast cancer, I am scared … What do you think that this could be? Hello…… I am 27, female and I have noticed a little lump on my left breast. It is light pink in color and it irritates when touched a little. Is it the symptom of the inflammatory breast cancer, I am scared …. What do you think that this could be?
A. Inflammatory breast cancer usually presents as a more diffuse discoloration (usually brawny) of the skin or "orange peel" appearance. The findings you describe may represent cyst or localized infection. In addition, you're quite young, so breast cancer is not the common diagnosis of breast lumps at your age.
However, making diagnosis over the net, without even seeing you is both unreliable and inappropriate, so consulting a doctor may be wise.
Take care,
Read more or ask a question about inflammatorilyHowever, making diagnosis over the net, without even seeing you is both unreliable and inappropriate, so consulting a doctor may be wise.
Take care,
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