hydropsy

Corneal transplantation is not usually indicated while the hydropsy persists.

He was known as the "weeping philosopher" and died of hydropsy, a swelling due to abnormal accumulation of fluid beneath the skin.

Sforza suffered from hydropsy and gout.

It dries the cold humors, dispels wind, strengthens the liver, it is the sovereign cure for hydropsy and scabies, it restores the heart, relieves bellyache.

A. No, the word dropsy is a form of hydrops or hydropsy, Greek words referring to an observation of water, that is, an abnormal buildup of body fluids, anywhere in the body.

The mineral waters, either from ingesting them or bathing in them, were touted as cures for diseases such as dyspepsia, hydropsy, diabetes, rheumatism, neuralgia, kidney stones, gonorrhea, and various eye and skin diseases.

Occasionally, the cornea thins to the point where a partial rupture occurs at the level of Descemet's membrane, resulting in a small, bead-like swelling on the cornea that may become filled with fluid (cornea hydropsy).

The heavy hydropsy which, with the humor that it ill digests, so unmates the members that the face corresponds not with the belly, was making him hold his lips open as the hectic does, who for thirst turns one toward his chin, the other upward.