Krampf

Related words

• Paroxysmus

  Krampf

• Wundstarrkrampf

  Tetanus

• Antispasmodikum

  Antispasmodic

• Ösophagospasmus

  Esophageal spasm

• Oesophagospasmus

  Esophageal spasm

• Hypernatriämie

  Hypernatremia

• Lachanfall

  Fit of laughter

• Lachflash

  Fit of laughter

• hicksen

  To hiccup means to have involuntary, spasmodic movements of the diaphragm that lead to a characteristic sound.

• aufschluchzen

  To sob means to weep convulsively, often with audible breaths.

• krampfen

  To cramp

• Hyponatriämie

  Hyponatremia

• varikös

  Varicose means resembling or affected by varicose veins.

• Krampfanfall

  Seizure

• Fieberanfall

  Febrile seizure

• krampfig

  Cramped, strained

• krampfhaft

  Convulsively

• Vaginismus

  Vaginismus

• Krampfader

  Varicose vein

• Schafgarbe

  Yarrow is a medicinal plant with white or pink flowers, known for its anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic properties.

• Verspannung

  Tension

• Spastizität

  Spasticity refers to increased muscle tone due to damage to the central nervous system, which can lead to stiffness and limited movement.

• Bauchkrampf

  A stomach cramp is a painful, spasmodic pain in the abdominal area.

• Lachkrampf

  A fit of laughter is an uncontrollable bout of laughter.

• Weinkrampf

  Sobbing fit

• Wadenkrampf

  Calf cramp

• verkrampfen

  to tense up

• verspannen

  Tense

• anspannen

  To tense

• locker

  Relaxed

• verkrampft

  Cramped

• fallsüchtig

  Epileptic

• konvulsiv

  Convulsive means affected by or characterized by convulsions or spasms.

• konvulsivisch

  Convulsive

• spasmisch

  Spasmodic

• spastisch

  spastic

• krampfen

  convulse

• krampfmachen

  to cramp

• Krampfader

  varicose vein

• krampfen

  to struggle

• krampfen

  struggles

• krampfhaft

  strained

• Krampfmachend

  convulsant