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Encyclopedia of Health: Tennis elbow-yoga
Trichomoniasis Travel Sickness See MOTION SICKNESS Trench Mouth Trench
mouth is characterized by swollen, bleeding gums and, later, areas covered with
a grayish membrane It affects those whose physical resistance is low due to poor
...
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Taking Care of Your Child: A Parent's Illustrated Guide to ...
A bacterial infection more common in older children and adults is commonly
known as trench mouth. Lesions in trench mouth often occur on the gums.
Lesions of the gum are more likely to be caused by a herpes virus. Herpes
lesions often ...
Robert H. Pantell, Donald M. Vickery, James F. Fries, 2009
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Index to Dental Literature
"Trench Mouth." Karr, Guy A. 281-283. Selected. Review, XXX, 1910. Vincent
Infection. Schubmann, H. H. 791-707. Disc. 834-838. Review, XXXII. 1918. A
Consideration of Some of the Important Infections Affecting the Region of the
Mandible.
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White Coat Tales: Medicine's Heroes, Heritage, and Misadventures
World War I brought us two disease nicknames: "trench foot" and "trench mouth."
Much of the Great War was fought in deep, water-filled trenches, where soldiers
lived and fought for weeks. Trench foot, also called "chilblains" or "immersion foot
...
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War Slang: American Fighting Words & Phrases Since the Civil War
Troops hunting for Germans concealed in German trenches. trench mouth. A
disease that causes ulceration and bleeding of the gums. It is caused by A.P.C. (
adenoidal-pharyngealconjunctival) viruses. Here is a description that appeared
in ...
Shortly before he had left Duke, Styron had contracted trench mouth. Hygiene at
the mess halls for the V-12 trainees had been slipshod, and many of them had
picked up the disease. Trench mouth, a bacteriological infection, is contagious
and ...
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Encyclopedia of Family Health
What is trench mouth, and why is it sometimes associated with serious illness?
Trench mouth is a very unpleasant form of gingivitis involving bacteria called
Vincent's organisms. It is characterized by tender, bleeding gums that later
develop ...
David B. Jacoby, R. M. Youngson, 2004
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Green Health: An A-to-Z Guide
Trench mouth is a painful bacterial infection and ulceration of the gums. The term
trench mouth comes from World War I, when the disorder was common among
soldiers. The incidence of trench mouth is now mostly restricted to those with an ...
Q. How can one cure trench mouth? A. Diseases like trench mouth come from
eating canned food. The way out is to eat leafy vegetables, uncooked. For the
mouth, I would recommend dried olives. Eat at least one or two after every meal;
more ...
John T. Richter, Vera M. Richter, 1996
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The Merck Manual Home Health Handbook
Trench mouth (Vincent's infection, acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis) is a
painful, noncontagious infection of the gums, causing pain, fever, and sometimes
fatigue. If the normal bacteria in the mouth overgrow, the gums can become
infected ...
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Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
trench mouth im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
War Museum debuts military dentistry exhibit
“Fifty-thousand soldiers were treated for trench mouth during World War One. Treatment involved antiseptic solutions, treating any rotten teeth and ensuring ... «www.ottawacommunitynews.com/, Mai 15»
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Thrush — Thrush, an oral yeast infection, can result from chronic marijuana smoking. There's a reason why some people call thrush “trench mouth.” A white film ... «Washington Times, Nov 14»
7 reasons to brush your teeth
To prevent trench mouth. Suffered by many of soldiers embedded in the trenches of World War I, trench mouth is actually a form of severe gingivitis. It will spread ... «Science Recorder, Jul 14»
21 Fascinating Words That Originated During WWI
The health problems caused by the appalling conditions of the trenches gave rise to new terms such as trench mouth (severe stomatitis), and trench foot (severe ... «Huffington Post, Mär 14»
11 words and phrases popularized by World War I
The trench warfare of WWI was brutal, and the environment of the trenches ... so much time led to painful conditions they called trench foot, and trench mouth. «The Week Magazine, Feb 14»
Inside the Dream Palace by Sherill Tippins – review
The Yippie activist Abbie Hoffmann, on the run from the FBI, sometimes visited in disguise; Robert Mapplethorpe checked in suffering from trench mouth, with ... «The Guardian, Jan 14»
Judy Blume on Margaret, Davey, and coping with death and periods
Of course, my mother wouldn't let me drink from any fountain, because I would get trench mouth if I drank from the fountain. [Laughs.] But we weren't segregated ... «A.V. Club, Jun 13»
Trench mouth, a severe gum disease, causes bad breath and tooth …
When this periodontal disease leads to sores and gangrene, you've got trench mouth, a terrible oral affliction that causes bad breath, pain, tooth loss and oral ... «TheraBreath, Jul 12»
Ignoring signs of gingivitis could lead to serious health issues
It was actually called trench mouth.” Stress and such diseases as diabetes increase the risk of gum disease and a few drugs, such as some anti-depressants or ... «National Post, Jun 12»
Dental cavities: the hole truth
In more serious cases, trench mouth can occur. This is characterised by severe and painful swelling of the gums, profuse bleeding, fever and ulcers between the ... «Mail & Guardian Online, Nov 11»
