hemorrhagic

Hemorrhage or hemorrhagic comes from the Greek word to "to burst forth with blood."

Hemorrhagic Stroke 2006

The rest are called hemorrhagic strokes, which involve bleeding in or near the brain.

Week in Words 2012

The rest are called hemorrhagic strokes, which involve bleeding in or near the brain.

Stricken Senator Makes Progress Thomas M. Burton 2012

By making the blood thinner, they say, aspirin can lead to gastrointestinal bleeding or a type of bleeding in the brain known as a hemorrhagic stroke.

Janice Horowitz: Dueling Docs: Is it worth taking aspirin to prevent a heart attack? 2009

However, there is a concern that taking these drugs might possibly increase the risk of having a specific kind of stroke called a hemorrhagic stroke.

CNN Transcript Dec 13, 2007 2007

He had essentially what's known as a hemorrhagic stroke, or a bleeding stroke.

CNN Transcript Aug 29, 2007 2007

There's also something known as hemorrhagic syndrome where you actually start to have problems with bleeding.

CNN Transcript Sep 15, 2006 2006

There are risks to taking it, such as GI bleeds, and also a slight risk of a brain bleed, known as a hemorrhagic stroke.

CNN Transcript Jan 15, 2002 2002

But some doctors are reluctant to prescribe the cholesterol-lowering drugs to stroke patients because they fear statins can cause bleeding in the brain called a hemorrhagic stroke.

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Yellow fever is a viral infection in the group of diseases known as hemorrhagic fevers.

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