-rrhea, -rrhoea, -orrhea +

Term for diarrhea thought to originate from a condition confined to or affecting chiefly the colon.

Diarrhea thought to originate from a condition confined to or affecting chiefly the colon.

Abnormally profuse secretion of colostrum (a thin white opalescent fluid, the first milk secreted at the termination of pregnancy; it differs from the milk secreted later by containing more lactalbumin and lactoprotein; colostrum is also rich in antibodies which confer passive immunity to the newborn. Synonym: foremilk.

1. Diarrhea thought to originate from a process confined to or affecting chiefly the colon.
2. A discharge of mucus from the colon.

Monthly subjective symptoms of menses without flow of blood; it may be caused by an imperforate hymen or a hymen without an opening.

A mucous discharge from the bladder.

1. A chronic discharge of mucus from a lacrimal sac.
2. Mucous discharge from the lacrimal ducts, as in chronic dacryocystitis.
3. Mucopurulent or mucoid discharge from the lacrimal drainage system.

1. A bloody flow of tears.
2. The discharge of tears mixed with blood.
3. Hemorrhagic discharge from the lacrimal sac.

1. A purulent discharge from the lacrimal sac.
2. The discharge of tears mixed with pus.

1. An excessive or overabundant secretion of tears.
2. A pathologic, excessive discharge of tears.

An excessive secretion of the sebaceous or sweat glands of the skin.

1. An abnormally frequent discharge of semisolid or fluid fecal matter from the bowel; it can be a symptom of infection or food poisoning or colitis or a gastrointestinal tumor.
2. Frequent and excessive discharging of the bowels producing thin watery feces, usually as a symptom of gastrointestinal upset or infection.

Relating to or referring to diarrhea.

Relating to or referring to diarrhea.

Difficult or painful menstration.