Engorged

... in your blood rush to the affected area (in this case, your throat and surrounding areas). When this happens, your bronchial tubes become engorged with blood and they constrict. This cuts off your air supply and you in essence, choke to death. Because allergic reactions are so severe this ...

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... damage - they should be too big to fit through, unless the holes are opened by damage. This often indicates an infection in the body, since "engorged" white blood cells often catch on thew filters, die, and their released digestive enzymes damage the filters. Blood should never go through ...

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... Nightmare stuff. Please tell me it doesn't come back!!! Also, that same summer, I found a tick on me that had been there long enough for it to be engorged with blood ( HOW COULD I HAVE MISSED IT?!? ) I was tested shortly thereafter and was neg for Lyme disease, but I wondered, doesn't Lyme disease ...

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... inch below the surface, which explains why fair-skinned people look pink and not blue when they blush. The small surface capillaries that become engorged during blushing lie just a thousandth of an inch below the skin's surface. Past about .08 inch, light can't penetrate, and blood courses unseen.

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