Analgesia algera
-n-lgesia algera
-n-lgesia algera -n-lgesia al·ger·a (āl’jər-ə)
n.
spontaneous pain in a portion of the body that is not sensitive to painful stimuli. also called -n-lgesia dolorosa.
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see -n-lgesic. -n-lgetic an·al·get·ic (ān’əl-jět’ĭk) n. see -n-lgesic. adj. having altered pain perception.
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-n-llergic -n-llergic an·al·ler·gic (ān’ə-lûr’jĭk) adj. not allergic.
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