ulcerated

She turned her face up to him and he saw the ulcerated skin, the bruised lips.

Standing for years at a time causes swollen legs and ulcerated feet.

The mass is often quite large when first detected and can become ulcerated or infected.

"Do I look like an ulcerated nut midway between heart attacks?"

The choice of where clients with ulcerated limbs should be treated is extremely important.

The skin may develop tumors that can become ulcerated, causing infection.

In 1871, Miller's leg became ulcerated and he had to retire from cabinet making.

This is a firm swelling that may be ulcerated.

She was also a bundle of health problems, including a heart condition, osteoporosis and ulcerated legs.

Whether the tumor is ulcerated (has broken the skin).

Days leading to the fight, Villa's face became swollen due to an ulcerated tooth.

The chemicals often leave the eyes "ulcerated and bleeding."

Wickham's striae may also be seen near these ulcerated areas.

"Imagine a wound that size on your skin, always ulcerated and exposed to a whole variety of bacteria."

The ulcerated condition of Serra's leg eventually spread to his chest.

Ulcerated leg veins heal, as do crippling back and joint problems.

If you wear contact lenses, pain may be a sign of an ulcerated cornea or other serious problem.

The ulcerated converter shrieked as he called upon it, but the engines were given power.

That bare nerve will jump like an ulcerated tooth.

'How did he come to get pneumonia from an ulcerated stomach?'

In some patients, early lesions have become ulcerated.

His feet, he says, are ulcerated from long hours in puddled fields laced with pesticides.

Johnson, as a youth, was ulcerated and tortured by the king's evil, in spite of the Royal touch.

She had an ulcerated area about the size of a nickel on the inside aspect of her right ankle.