Synonyms for lymph
lɪmflymph

Princeton's WordNet

1. lymphnoun

   a thin coagulable fluid (similar to plasma but) containing white blood cells (lymphocytes) and chyle; is conveyed to the blood stream by lymphatic vessels

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1. • Liquid Body Substance

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1. List of paraphrases for "lymph":

   lymphatic, ganglia, ganglion

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1. Connie Lehman:

   There's a very specific list we check through, we document every single patient where The Covid vaccine was. So I see a mammogram come up, and the woman had a vaccine in her right arm, and she has asymmetrically enlarged lymph nodes in the right armpit, I put a statement in to the patient and her doctor and I say,' This is a normal response to the vaccine. If you have any clinical concerns, if you can feel the swelling, it gets worse, if you have any concerns, see your doctor. You can always do more evaluation,'.

2. Connie Lehman:

   It incites an immune response by the body that is necessary to fight off the Covid-19 virus, should it enter a person's body, so these enlarged lymph nodes are evidence that the vaccine is doing exactly what our bodies need it to do.

3. Marsha Mudge:

   I have a tumor behind my skull. I have a tumor on my sacrum. I have one on my [cervical] spine somewhere, and on my liver and my lymph node and my left breast, it’s just hard. I just, I don’t want to die.

4. Connie Lehman:

   We document every single patient where The Covid vaccine was. So I see a mammogram come up, and the woman had a vaccine in her right arm, and she has asymmetrically enlarged lymph nodes in the right armpit, I put a statement in to the patient and her doctor and I say,' This is a normal response to the vaccine. If you have any clinical concerns, if you can feel the swelling, it gets worse, if you have any concerns, see your doctor. You can always do more evaluation,'.

5. Lisa Ann:

   I wish we could move Breast Cancer Awareness Month from October to some other month, like May or June, because every year Breast Cancer Awareness Month has been Breast Cancer Awareness Month as well, i call back some people from screening, who I know they had a flu vaccine, and their lymph nodes are a little big.