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fever
(redirected from mud fever)

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fever (Excitement), noun agitation, ardor, arousing, delirium, desire, disquiet, eagerness, enthusiasm, exhilaration, fervency, fever pitch, feverish excitement, feverishness, fire, fomentation, frenzy, galvanization, heat, intensity, panic, passion, provocation, stimulation, stirring up, tizzy, turmoil, upset, working up, zeal, zealousness, zest
Associated concepts: proceedings reaching a fever pitch
fever (Illness), noun affliction, ailment, eleeated temperature, feverishness, has a disorder, has a malady, has an affliction, has an ailment, ill health, illness, in poor health, infirmity, not healthy, sickness, temperature
Associated concepts: fee services, health care
See also: furor


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There seems to be an increase in skin conditions, including mud fever, rain scald and often ringworm," she said.
He was pretty much skin and bones, covered in rain scald and very poor indeed with mud fever, swollen legs, the whole lot.
These include mud fever (scratches), cracking of the hoof and sole, and related lameness.
 
 
 
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