There are 19 total results for your 痙攣 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
痙攣 痉挛 see styles |
jìng luán jing4 luan2 ching luan keiren / keren けいれん |
to jerk; to contort; spasm; convulsion (n,vs,adj-no) convulsion; cramp; spasm; twitch; fit |
熱痙攣 热痉挛 see styles |
rè jìng luán re4 jing4 luan2 je ching luan |
heat cramps |
筋痙攣 see styles |
kinkeiren / kinkeren きんけいれん |
muscle spasm; myospasm; cramp |
胃痙攣 see styles |
ikeiren / ikeren いけいれん |
stomach cramps |
膣痙攣 see styles |
chitsukeiren / chitsukeren ちつけいれん |
vaginismus; vaginal spasm |
抗痙攣薬 see styles |
koukeirenyaku / kokerenyaku こうけいれんやく |
anticonvulsant |
氣管痙攣 气管痉挛 see styles |
qì guǎn jìng luán qi4 guan3 jing4 luan2 ch`i kuan ching luan chi kuan ching luan |
breathing convulsions (as in asomethingma); tracheospasm |
痛性痙攣 痛性痉挛 see styles |
tòng xìng jìng luán tong4 xing4 jing4 luan2 t`ung hsing ching luan tung hsing ching luan |
(muscle) cramp |
眼瞼痙攣 see styles |
gankenkeiren / gankenkeren がんけんけいれん |
{med} blepharospasm; spasmodic winking |
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keiren / keren けいれん |
(n,vs,vi) convulsion; cramp; spasm; tic; twitch; fit |
電気痙攣療法 see styles |
denkikeirenryouhou / denkikerenryoho でんきけいれんりょうほう |
electroconvulsive therapy; ECT |
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kinkeiren / kinkeren きんけいれん |
muscle spasm; myospasm; cramp |
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ikeiren / ikeren いけいれん |
gastrospasm; stomach spasm; stomach cramps |
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chitsukeiren / chitsukeren ちつけいれん |
vaginismus; vaginal spasm |
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keiren / keren けいれん |
(n,vs,vi) convulsion; cramp; spasm; tic; twitch; fit |
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koukeirenyaku / kokerenyaku こうけいれんやく |
anticonvulsant |
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ganmenkeiren / ganmenkeren がんめんけいれん |
{med} facial spasm; facial tic |
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denkikeirenryouhou / denkikerenryoho でんきけいれんりょうほう |
electroconvulsive therapy; ECT |
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keirenookosu / kerenookosu けいれんをおこす |
(exp,v5s) {med} to have convulsions |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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