I had a lochia.
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Lochia
//ˈloʊ.ki.ə//
Synonyms for "lochia"
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15 translations across 11 languages.
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 惡露 /恶露 noun (post-partum vaginal discharge)
Czech
2 entries- lochie noun (post-partum vaginal discharge)
- očistky noun (post-partum vaginal discharge)
Dutch
2 entries- kraamvloed noun (post-partum vaginal discharge)
- lochia noun (post-partum vaginal discharge)
French
1 entries- lochies noun (post-partum vaginal discharge)
German
2 entries- Lochien noun (post-partum vaginal discharge)
- Wochenfluss noun (post-partum vaginal discharge)
Indonesian
2 entries- lokia noun (post-partum vaginal discharge)
- nifas noun (post-partum vaginal discharge)
Japanese
1 entries- 悪露 noun (post-partum vaginal discharge)
Latvian
1 entries- lochia noun (post-partum vaginal discharge)
Lithuanian
1 entries- lochijos noun (post-partum vaginal discharge)
Portuguese
1 entries- lóquios noun (post-partum vaginal discharge)
Spanish
1 entries- loquios noun (post-partum vaginal discharge)
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In April 1819, I attended a young married lady in her first pregnancy, in whose case the lochia began to diminish on the seventh day after parturition, [...]
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Variations in the quantity, quality, or odour of the lochia not unnaturally excite great alarm in the mind of the patient, who regards any deviation in this secretion as a proof of serious disease. Yet very remarkable differences do occur, without any morbid affection of the uterus or vagina.
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In three or four days the distinctly bloody character of the lochia is altered. They have a reddish watery appearance, and are known as the lochia rubra or cruenta [...]
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