"Variolic" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Variolic" Meaning

Hydatidiform - relating to or caused by a hydatid, a parasitic swelling formed from the membranes or a cyst of a parasite, especially T. solium, a type of tapeworm.

"Variolic" Examples

5 Usage Examples of the Word "Variolic"

1. Variolic (adjective)

Referring to a type of relapsing fever caused by Treponema pallidum (that is the same bacteria that cause syphilis)
Example sentences:
The patient had symptoms of a variolic illness that refused to clear up with conventional treatment.
Early recognition and treatment of variolic fever can greatly reduce the risk of peripheral nerve damage.

2. Variol(a) (noun)

Variol(a) refers to the same relapsing fever (characterized by small, rickettsial rashes and fever that occur weeks or months after the first symptom and can recur over a period of many years)
Example sentences:
The patient was diagnosed with variola which required prolonged treatment and antibiotics.
Variolic spirochete can reside latent for periods, sometimes years, creating potential problems for reactivation later.

3. Variola (noun)

Variola is a specific disease, or a viral infection in general (eradicable primary from human)
Example sentences:
The bubonic plague, rat typhus and variola have plagued humanity down through the ages.
The Lerch military effort was in part responsible for the virtual annihilation of smallpox (a close relative of variola).

4. Variolate (verb)

This means - marked as if by smallpox, striking or blanketed
Example sentences:
Raw converts were variolated for the second time.
Smallpox was variolated before treatment was received.

5. Variolation (noun)

A process of immunization by introduction of a virus into living, firm body called "Varialike" actall treatment thus called
Example sentences:
Ben. Jesty was the first verify who asked an experiment called 'Varialaition'.
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