What is another word for scrofula?
Pronunciation:
[ skɹˈɒfjʊlə], [ skɹˈɒfjʊlə], [ s_k_ɹ_ˈɒ_f_j_ʊ_l_ə]
Related words:
scrofula symptoms, scrofula disease, scrofula treatment, scrofula patient, scrofula causes, scrofula symptoms in adults
Related questions:
Table of Contents
Synonyms for Scrofula:
-
n.
• king's evil • scrofula Other synonyms:
- aids ,
- amoebic dysentery ,
- avian flu ,
- bilharzia ,
- bird flu ,
- black lung ,
- bubonic plague ,
- chickenpox ,
- chlamydia ,
- the Black Death .
Other relevant words:
- Biliary Calculus ,
- Blennorrhoea ,
- Bloodstroke ,
- Bloody flux ,
- Breakbone Fever ,
- Bronchocele ,
- Canker rash ,
- Cynanche ,
- Dartre ,
- Hemorrhoids ,
- Psora ,
- Tetter ,
- Tonsilitis ,
- Tracheocele ,
- Water qualm ,
- ague ,
- angina pectoris ,
- appendicitis ,
- arteriosclerosis ,
- asphyxia ,
- atherosclerosis ,
- black death ,
- blennorrhagia ,
- blood poisoning ,
- brash ,
- cardiac arrest ,
- cardialgia ,
- cardiomyopathy ,
- carditis ,
- chlorosis ,
- cholera ,
- chorea ,
- consumption ,
- dengue fever ,
- enanthem ,
- enanthema ,
- endocarditis ,
- erysipelas ,
- exanthem ,
- exanthema ,
- flu ,
- gallstone ,
- goiter ,
- goitre ,
- gonorrhea ,
- green sickness ,
- grip ,
- grippe ,
- hay fever ,
- heart attack ,
- heartburn ,
- heaves ,
- hernia ,
- herpes ,
- humpback ,
- influenza ,
- itch ,
- kidney stone ,
- lockjaw ,
- malarial fever ,
- measles ,
- mumps ,
- necrosis ,
- pertussis ,
- phthisis ,
- piles ,
- pneumonia ,
- pneumonic plague ,
- polio ,
- pyaemia ,
- pyrosis ,
- quinsy ,
- rachitis ,
- ringworm ,
- rubeola ,
- rupture ,
- scabies ,
- scarlatina ,
- scarlet fever ,
- seasickness ,
- syntexis ,
- tetanus ,
- tonsillitis ,
- trachoma ,
- trismus ,
- tuberculosis ,
- varicella ,
- varicosis ,
- variola ,
- whooping cough ,
- yellow fever ,
- yellow jack .
-
•
How to use "Scrofula" in context?
Scrofula is a common health problem that results from a lump or spots on the skin that are filled with pus. It is most commonly caused by the bacterium Staphylococcus aureas, but can also be caused by other bacteria or viruses. Symptoms usually develop over a period of several weeks or months, and can vary in severity. Treatment usually involves antibiotics, but there is no cure and scrofula can sometimes lead to serious health problems.
Homophones for Scrofula:
Word of the Day
- Synonyms:
- unpaid.
