noun
- Plural of catarrh; inflammation of a mucous membrane, especially in the nose or throat, often causing excessive mucus discharge.
Usage: Medical term; commonly refers to nasal or respiratory inflammation; Often associated with colds or allergies
Examples
- The patient suffered from recurring catarrhs during the winter months.
- Catarrhs are often triggered by viral infections or allergic reactions.
- He complained of persistent catarrhs that made breathing difficult.
- The doctor diagnosed multiple catarrhs affecting his sinuses.
- Seasonal catarrhs can be managed with decongestants and rest.