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Health & Illness > Body Temperature
Health & Illness > Body Temperature > Regulating Body Temperature
blast, bundle, fan, sweat, perspire, strip, heat, flush, bead up, regulate, habituate, acclimatize, shiver, cool down/off, acclimate, air condition, breathe on/into, crank up (the heat), set (thermostat)
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Health & Illness > Body Temperature > What Body Temperature Does
dip, freeze, rise, smell, heat, bite, prick, warm up, heat up, damp, prickle, surge, shudder, tingle, toast, chill, roast, bake, warm, reek, peak, steam (one's glasses), sizzle, swelter, give off (odor in the heat), run (hot/cold)
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Health & Illness > Eating & Physical Exercise
Health & Illness > Eating & Physical Exercise > Dieting
stock, measure, weigh, log, remove, walk, explore, curtail, increase, mete out, decline, substitute, space out, diet, count (calories), monitor (size of portions), reduce (food intake), track (calories), refrain from (eating processed foods), deprive oneself, keep on hand, resist (urge), join (weight loss club)
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Health & Illness > Eating & Physical Exercise > Eating Disorders
cram, demolish, gobble, gulp, deny, purge, devour, binge, vomit, overindulge, wolf down, gorge, overeat, glut, pig out, go on a binge, hide (food), stuff one's face with, gulf down, scarf (down/up), stash (food), distort (one's body image), squirrel away (food), refuse (to eat)
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Health & Illness > Eating & Physical Exercise > The Effects of Dieting
shrink, thin, reduce, shed (pounds), slim down, burn off (fat/calories), maintain ( a healthy weight), lose weight, tuck in, drop (dress size/pounds), slenderize, boost self-confidence, raise (self-esteem), lower (one's cholesterol), fit (into clothes), become healthy
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Health & Illness > Good Health
Health & Illness > Good Health > Experiencing Good Health
flush, rally, jump, glow, blush, radiate, emit, flourish, thrive, exude, tan, age (well), heal, give off (glow), rise (color in cheeks), pulsate, convey (strength), digest, regain (strength), emanate (good health)
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Health & Illness > Good Health > Self-Care
flex, boost, strengthen, condition, exercise, stretch, lengthen, ward off, invigorate, meditate, cleanse, buff up, fortify, bolster, toughen, energize, build up (resistance), moderate (one's intake of alcohol), slim down, web-diagnose, rest, rub (acupressure points), practice (meditation/yoga), rest one's eyes, nip something in the bud, give up (smoking/drugs), stop (self-destructive behavior)
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Health & Illness > Hospitals & Doctors
Health & Illness > Hospitals & Doctors > What a Patient Might Experience in a Hospital
sit up, take in, glaze over, endure, tolerate, put up with, improve, wheel, recover, complain, worsen, code, cringe, flinch, wince, wake up, recuperate, pull through, convalesce, roll (on a gurney), lie back, press (nurse's button), submit to (tests), succumb to, fade in and out (of consciousness), go under (anesthesia), bare (parts of one's body for examination), spike (a fever), lose consciousness, burn up, fight (a tube), stroke out, push (in a wheelchair), hobble (on crutches), lose blood, take one's pulse
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Health & Illness > Hospitals & Doctors > What Doctors & Medical Personnel Do
zap, probe, wipe, poke, sterilize, operate, stitch, test, stick, screen, prick, examine, admit, rule out, administer, chart, numb, heal, swab, treat, suture, drug, x-ray (also x-ray), round, take one's pulse, scrub in, anaesthetize
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Health & Illness > Injury
Health & Illness > Injury > Healing From an Injury
repair, grow, mend, restore, improve, progress, heal, regrow (nerves), knit together (tissue), recuperate, regain (function/feeling), endure (limitation/discomfort), regain function
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Health & Illness > Injury > Taking Measures to Heal From an Injury
elevate, wrap, stitch, strengthen, nurse, exercise, stretch, bandage, prop up, ice, rest, ease, stay off, keep clean, swab, clean (a wound of debris), dab, disinfect, dry off, baby, cover (a wound with gauze), rehabilitate, stabilize (a bone), take it easy, make (an appointment)
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Health & Illness > Injury > What Physical Injury Does to the Body
sever, mangle, slash, graze, crack, crush, wrench, chafe, snap, sear, shatter, turn color, strain, rend, pierce, scar, blind, burn, pop out, impair, cripple, disable, damage, mend, harm, disfigure, hurt, rupture, fracture, blister, bruise, injure, infect, tear (a muscle), sprain, pinch (a nerve), slit open, slice open, twist (an ankle), skin (a knee), split open, wound, knit together, flare up, inflict (pain), break (a bone), herniate, dislocate, concuss
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Health & Illness > Injury > What the Body Experiences When It Has Been Injured
cramp, sling, sweat, totter, bleed, tremble, ooze, burn, reel, withstand, favor, sting, hurt, rupture, cringe, flinch, wince, twinge, throb, smart, ache, contort, blister, slough off (skin), run a fever, sweat it out
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Health & Illness > Involuntary Body Actions
Health & Illness > Involuntary Body Actions > Digestion
chew, churn, secrete, taste, salivate, digest, latch on, absorb (nutrients), break down (nutrients), distribute (nutrients throughout the body), rumble (during digestion)
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Health & Illness > Involuntary Body Actions > Elimination of Bodily Waste
fart, pass gas, pass, eliminate, shit, pee, piss, poop, urinate, defecate, have a bowel movement, go number two, take a crap, take a dump, crap, flush (a toilet), go to the bathroom
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Health & Illness > Involuntary Body Actions > Other Involuntary Body Functions
seize, recoil, cramp, contract, scratch, tense, shake, twitch, sweat, perspire, stiffen, quiver, stink, smell, birth, snort, startle, pant, secrete, drool, tremble, dilate, exfoliate, ooze, absorb, blink, bead up, breathe, expire, yawn, extend, inspire, prickle, inhale, gasp, flinch, shiver, shudder, wince, quake, convulse, palpitate, cough, itch, ache, snore, exhale, exude, pulsate, sneeze, jerk (away from), wheeze, gnash (teeth), break out, flare one's nostrils, beat (heart), pass out, faint, hiccup, engorge, scab, release (hormones), tremor, spasm, flutter (heart)
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Health & Illness > Involuntary Body Actions > Regurgitation
heave, hurl, spew, regurgitate, gag, purge, cough up, vomit, barf, throw up, retch, upchuck, toss one's cookies, spit up, yak, ralph, lose one's lunch
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Health & Illness > Involuntary Body Actions > What Blood Does in Normal Circumstances
carry, bleed, thin, increase, replenish, thicken, transport (oxygen), coagulate, menstruate, congeal, clot, course through
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Health & Illness > Medication
Health & Illness > Medication > Self-Medication
smoke, medicate, consume, share, ingest, self-medicate, imbibe, web-diagnose, pop (pills), take (a friend's medication), combine (over-the-counter meds with prescription drugs), drink (caffeine/tea/alcohol), stash (pain medications), self-diagnose
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Health & Illness > Medication > What Medication Does
kick in, medicate, sicken, curb, stimulate, temper, inhibit, regulate, expire, enhance, ameliorate, decrease, blunt, diminish, allay, interact, activate, nauseate, constipate, induce, ease, potentiate, dull (senses), deaden (pain), suppress (symptoms), palliate, alleviate, relieve, loosen (bowel movements), thin (blood), constrict (blood vessels), boost (serotonin), stimulate (production of white blood cells), mask (symptoms)
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Health & Illness > Medication > What People Do With Medication
inject, rub, distill, count, organize, medicate, swallow, gulp, daub, water down, regulate, consume, dispense, sort, ingest, inhale, space out, self-medicate, prescribe, pop (pills), mash up, supplement (chemotherapy with vitamins), prick (finger to check insulin level), line up (bottles), choke down (a pill), time (intervals between medication doses)
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Health & Illness > Mental Illness
Health & Illness > Mental Illness > Dealing With Mental Illness
break down, roam, delude, confuse, deteriorate, relapse, scare, fear, hallucinate, suffer (a psychotic episode), take (medication), lose touch (with reality), 5150, wander, endanger (self or others)
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Health & Illness > Mental Illness > Treating Mental Illness
test, balance, medicate, observe, detect, release, diagnose, psychoanalyze, treat, prescribe (medication), follow (a patient), recommend (psychotherapy), institutionalize, admit (to a facility)
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Health & Illness > Miscarriage & Abortion
cramp, contract, bleed, retract, abort, recover, miscarry, lose (one's baby), evacuate (a fetus), test (positive), draw blood
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Health & Illness > Physical Illness
Health & Illness > Physical Illness > Relapsing
deteriorate, lapse, relapse, decline, set someone back, revert, degenerate, worsen, regress, slide back, fall (into decline), take a turn for the worse, suffer a relapse, get ill again, slip back, backslide, get worse, act up, test (positive)
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Health & Illness > Physical Illness > Symptoms Associated With Mild Sickness
cramp, chafe, scratch, curl up, twitch, sweat, perspire, flush, bleed, pant, black out, burn, narrow, drain, put up with, sting, flag, huff, prickle, linger, gasp, twinge, vomit, barf, cough, itch, ache, curdle, dry out, get the runs, pulsate, sneeze, wheeze, faint, turn over (stomach), come down with, catch (a cold), run (nose), break out in, buckle (at the knees), swoon
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Health & Illness > Physical Illness > Symptoms That Might Indicate More Serious Illness
seize, hack, choke, contract, shake, quiver, stink, smell, bleed, flail, tremble, shrink, dilate, riddle, leak, flare, pale, discolor, impair, inflame, hurt, putrefy, convulse, vomit, swell, fester, dehydrate, give off (an odor), bloat, malinger, wheeze, pass out, faint, break out in, erupt in (hives), slough off (skin), sink into (a coma), grow (a tumor), metastasize, distend, pus, rattle (lungs), struggle for air, hemorrhage
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Health & Illness > Physical Illness > What Illness Does to the Body
spread, destroy, compromise, trigger, transmit, cover, riddle, weaken, jeopardize, impair, obstruct, devastate, destabilize, eat away at, debilitate, infest, reduce to, putrefy, aggravate, exacerbate, tax (an organ), wither (a limb), attack (the immune system), infect, afflict
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Health & Illness > Physical Irritation
pull, squeeze, scrape, nick, graze, constrict, pinch, abrade, rub, chafe, scratch, poke, scuff, hurt, blister, bruise, irritate, rub raw, excoriate, annoy
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Health & Illness > Physical Pain
Health & Illness > Physical Pain > How the Body Experiences Pain
jab, slap, lash, hit, cramp, choke, wrench, chafe, kick, bite, sear, burn, pulse, sting, hurt, prickle, throb, itch, tingle, smart, knot, ache, blister
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Health & Illness > Physical Pain > Signs That Someone Feels Pain or Discomfort
grab, clutch, choke, contract, scratch, hurl, bend, curl up, knuckle, wriggle, totter, cry, hiss, snort, grunt, water, pant, whimper, tremble, moisten, crumple, bead up, blanch, reel, toss and turn, gag, purge, bulge, huff, puff, gasp, cringe, flinch, shiver, shudder, wince, twinge, grimace, vomit, barf, throw up, swell, sob, wail, moan, bawl, sniffle, snivel, weep, blubber, writhe, blister, bloat, groan, pass out, break out in, rub one's eyes, stroke (a sore spot), grit (teeth), peel, struggle (for breath), hold (one's head), drain (color), scrunch (one's face in pain), suck in/on
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Health & Illness > Physical Pain > What One in Pain Does
grab, clench, clutch, thrash, screech, twist, heave, grind (one's teeth), kick, cry, howl, scream, beg, bear, squeal, flail, lurch, whimper, strain, whine, sink into, tremble, collapse, curse, gag, swear, dread, cry out, cringe, flinch, wince, twinge, sob, moan, bawl, sniffle, snivel, weep, blubber, furrow (one's brow), suck in (one's breath), contort, pass out, faint, buckle (at the knees), pitch forward (from one's hips), pinch (one's facial muscles), reel (from a blow), squeeze (someone's hand), double over, screw up (one's face)
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Health & Illness > Physical Pain > What Pain Does to Someone
pull, grip, gnaw, overpower, strain, absorb, distract, drain, burden, tax, sap, deplete, demand, consume, exhaust, eat away at, torture, shoot up, preoccupy, take hold of, torment, contort (one's face), plague
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Health & Illness > Recovery From Illness
repair, rally, peter out, subside, restore, improve, progress, recover, bolster, sleep, heal, rest, take it easy, recuperate, shrink (a tumor), sleep something off, pull through, convalesce, swallow (pills), flush out, regain (function), battle (cancer), survive (a risky surgery), fight (cancer), endure (discomfort), bounce back
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