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Breast engorgement occurs in the
mammary glands due to
expansion and
pressure exerted by the
synthesis and
storage of
breast milk. It is also a main factor...
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being tumescent or swollen.
Tumescence usually refers to the
normal engorgement with
blood (vascular congestion) of the
erectile tissues,
marking ****ual...
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condition that can also
affect the ****oris.
Symptoms include painful engorgement of the ****oris,
swelling of the ****oris, and pain in the area around...
- vascularization. This
vascularization is a
result of
hypertrophy and
engorgement of the
vessels below the
growing uterus. This sign
occurs at approximately...
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medication side effects, or trauma.
Possible explanation of lack of
glanular engorgement is that the
pressure within the
glans ****
during an
erection is consistently...
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erection in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Erection is the
physiological engorgement with
blood of the
tissue of a ****.
Erection also may
refer to: ****oral...
- or weaning.
Since one of the most
prominent symptoms is
tension and
engorgement of the breast, it is
thought to be
caused by
blocked milk
ducts or milk...
- An
erection (clinically:
penile erection or
penile tumescence) is a
physiological phenomenon in
which the ****
becomes firm, engorged, and enlarged. Penile...
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penile muscles,
leading to
vascular and
sensory changes,
partial penile engorgement, and
unusual sensations.
Emotional distress and
sympathetic stimulation...
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primary way of
preventing painful engorgement. When the
breast overfills with milk it
becomes painful.
Engorgement comes from not
getting enough milk...