hive; welt

blood test to find out the types and numbers of mature and immature forms of white blood cells that are in the blood

cells that fight infection; a decrease can lead to an increased risk of infection

number of white blood cells in the blood

bacterial infection, usually seen in young children, in which there is a serious, loud, dry cough

stop taking part

Uterus

having a yellow color

yellow color to the skin

yellow color

dry skin

abnormally dry membranes of the eye

abnormal dryness of membranes of the eye due to vitamin A deficiency; symptoms may begin in the form of night blindness, and they become progressively worse

dryness of the mouth due to dysfunction of the salivary gland

lower part of the breast bone

an image of a site produced on photographic film by X-rays passing through the site

the cell made by joining of the female egg and male sperm at the beginning of pregnancy

surgery to fix tears in the vagina and vaginal areas

surgery to fix the vagina

surgery to cut the vagus nerve or nerves, usually done to slow down the making of stomach acid

increased activity of the vagus nerve causing slow heart rate or low blood pressure

plastic repair of a valve, esp. of the heart

enlarged veins

twisted and bulging veins that are larger than normal

tube that carries sperm out of the testicle

surgery to cut out part or all of the ductus deferens-done to make a man not able produce children

drug used to make blood vessels tighten up and become narrower

drug used to make blood vessels open up and become bigger

narrowing of the blood vessels in the brain

surgery to undo a vasectomy by connecting up the ductus deferens again-done to make a man able to produce children again