The medical term for a runny nose, due to inflammation and mucus secretion in the nasal lining

A runny nose (rhinitis) caused by over-use of decongestant nasal sprays

A disease caused by nutritional deficiency that causes bone deformities in childhood. The most common cause is vitamin D deficiency.

Abrupt shivering, often with fever and sweating.

A medical device used to support the uterus, vagina, bladder or rectum. A pessary is most often used to treat prolapse of the uterus and stress urinary incontinence.

A hearing test using a vibrating tuning fork.

A severe, tick-borne infection.

Redness or flushing of the face, sometimes with spots, typically occurring in middle-aged women. The cause is not known.

A hands-on technique that focuses on relaxing chronic muscle tension with an accompanying relief of emotional tension.

A type of virus that is one of the causes of gastroenteritis, especially in young children.

A rare condition characterised by high blood bilirubin levels.

A viral infection also known as German measles.

right upper quadrant

septic arthritis

A section of the lower backbone that consists of five vertebrae that are fused together.

Loss of sensation to the buttocks.

An infection and inflammation of the fallopian tubes.

A rare disease of unknown cause in which there is inflammation of tissues throughout the body.

Cancer of the connective tissues.

A contagious skin infection caused by a tiny mite.

A type of connective tissue that forms after a wound heals.

An uncommon infectious disease, most often seen in childhood, that is caused by a strain of the streptococcal bacteria.

squamous cell carcinoma

A test that determines whether the eye produces enough tears to keep it moist.