haemorrhage
नकसीर
translation of 'haemorrhage'
नाडियों से खून निकलना,
रक्तस्त्राव
noun
लोहू का बहना,
नकसीर,
रक्त का निकलना
example
We report two cases of splenic rupture causing life threatening 'haemorrhage' .
a 'haemorrhage' of highly qualified teachers
If enough Labour voters 'haemorrhage' away, if the left is divided enough, the Tories can grab this election with a minority of the vote.
If they rupture it can cause a 'haemorrhage' , an escape of blood within the brain.
Blood bubbled on his lips as it he began to 'haemorrhage' from his chest.
His circulatory system began to malfunction, parts of body began to 'haemorrhage' , and clots formed in his feet and hands.
a massive 'haemorrhage' of the brain
So perhaps this is just what our comprehensives need, an effective way to staunch the 'haemorrhage' of middle-class children from the state sector while generally improving standards for everyone.
The US industry has had a dramatic collapse in confidence and performance resulting in a 'haemorrhage' of jobs, but the greatest impact of this has been on the US market.
The trend is a serious economic flaw because it has resulted in financial 'haemorrhage' not to mention the serious loss of business to local insurance firms.
Her general practitioner diagnosed a subarachnoid 'haemorrhage' , which was confirmed by computed tomography.
A 72 year old woman undergoing laparotomy for a large gastrointestinal 'haemorrhage' required a blood transfusion and clotting factors.
The U.S. scientific and engineering enterprise is 'hemorrhaging' talent into other areas at a time when it claims that it can't find workers to fill jobs.
There are these gelatin capsules of fake blood, you put them in your mouth and bite down on them, and then when you open your mouth, it looks like you're 'hemorrhaging' from the mouth.
However, by 27 October she was in hospital and the baby, which was at full term, was at considerable risk because the placenta was 'haemorrhaging' .
Large doses of clover or sweet clover, for instance, may cause drastic side effects such as 'hemorrhaging' .
I have managed to spend all five weeks of the Easter vacation not studying, and 'haemorrhaging' money.
The number two airline has been 'hemorrhaging' red ink, losing $4 billion the past two years.
And the United States has been 'hemorrhaging' manufacturing jobs.
Although many factors have been linked to preterm delivery, including infection, fetal abnormality and antepartum 'hemorrhage' , no specific cause can be identified in more than one half of all cases.
Young men were 'haemorrhaging' out of Ireland in the hope of greener pastures across the channel, while women left for the cities in hope of a better education.
A large pseudocyst that ruptures, becomes infected, or 'hemorrhages' requires drainage of the cyst cavity.
I met Kathy one afternoon when she presented in the emergency room 'hemorrhaging' from her lungs.
It was her first child and she had no medical treatment and had been 'haemorrhaging' badly as a result of the birth.
She stabilized for a time, but in the evening began 'hemorrhaging' again.
Talking about the investment in the new main stand, the increased capacity, and the scope for making money rather than just 'haemorrhaging' it, he insisted his family are in it for the long haul.
A spontaneous subconjunctival 'hemorrhage' could indicate high blood pressure, diabetes, or bleeding disorders but more commonly results from reduced lubrication in the eye.
One patient had liver failure and had a massive gastrointestinal 'hemorrhage' .
I'd 'hemorrhaged' my way the entire length of the hole.
All of these sites were 'haemorrhaging' money, and started talking up movie projects as a way of sustaining their venture capital.
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