flux

flux
Flux, ou Fluxion, Profluuium profluuij, Fluxio.
Flux de ventre, Alui profluuium, Aluus non consistens, Licentia, Diarrhoea, Pantices, Tormina, Fluxiones alui, Alui resolutio, Cita aluus.
Flux de sang, Sanguinis reiectio, Fluxiones sanguinis.
Les flux de sang qui vient aux femmes par chaque mois, Menses in plurali, Menstrua {{o=Mestrua}} menstruorum.
Flux de sang par bas, ou par le nez, Haemorrhois.
Arrester un flux de sang, Profluuium sanguinis inhibere, Sistere sanguinem, Cohibere.
Restraindre le flux de ventre, Sistere aluum, Citam aluum compescere, Cohibere aluum, Inhibere, Comprimere, Supprimere.

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