empyrosis
/ɛmˈpaɪrəsɪs/Definitions
1. noun
A disease characterized by a burning sensation in the chest and a feeling of suffocation, often caused by heartburn or acid reflux.
“The patient suffered from severe empyrosis after eating spicy food.”
2. noun
A type of dry gangrene, especially of the extremities, caused by a lack of blood supply.
“The doctor diagnosed the patient with empyrosis of the leg due to poor circulation.”