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Things redness often describes ("redness ________")
- cyanosis
- heat
- receptors
- hardness
- nodules
- skin
- vision
- travels
- spreads
- increases
- pain
- creep
- odor
- oedema
- soreness
- injection
- irritation
- diminish
- excoriation
- indicative
- intervening
- willingness
- result
- following
- swelling
- warmth
- present
- ether
- returns
- inflammation
- greenness
- eyes
- abate
- photophobia
- burns
- characteristic
- advances
- means
- results
- tenderness
- increase
- gloves
- death
- herein
- sweetness
- suffusion
- spread
- inheres
- fade
- vesication
- rise
- formation
- proceeds
- subsides
- changes
- site
- blisters
- sensation
- glow
- coloration
- ulceration
- induration
- fever
- temperature
- secretion
- reaction
- persists
- discoloration
- talks
- itching
- consequent
- ingredient
- lesions
- streaks
- discharge
- shades
- loss
- signs
- sensitivity
- subside
- edema
- discomfort
- drainage
- scaling
- hives
How redness often is described ("________ redness")
- rosy
- fiery
- scarlet
- distinct
- vivid
- conjunctival
- sudden
- simple
- gentle
- unusual
- dusky
- facial
- dull
- obvious
- brilliant
- inflammatory
- superficial
- much
- apparent
- deep
- livid
- angry
- temporary
- phenomenal
- painful
- chronic
- acute
- characteristic
- less
- blotchy
- universal
- diffused
- permanent
- beefy
- mild
- persistent
- little
- moderate
- transient
- faint
- general
- sac
- pale
- incipient
- uniform
- peculiar
- mottled
- minimal
- marginal
- full
- excessive
- circumscribed
- low
- ocular
- unnatural
- below
- diffuse
- visible
- mere
- pretty
- gingival
- extreme
- considerable
- florid
- abnormal
- intense
- slight
- patchy
- morning
- marked
- erysipelatous
- preternatural
- associated
- unilateral
- bright
- rich
- cutaneous
- severe
- dark
- extensive
- local
- alternate
- external
- bluish
- generalized
- erythematous
- transitory
- undue
