orrhoid
/rɒriˈɒiə, ɒriˈɒiə/Definitions
1. noun
A flow of fluid, especially blood, from the body, especially due to a disease of the veins or lymphatic system.
“The patient was diagnosed with a condition causing chronic orrhea.”
2. noun
A flow of mucus or discharge from the body.
“The infant had a bad case of orrhea due to the infection.”
3. noun
A flow of an abnormal or excessive amount of a bodily fluid.
“The doctor examined the patient with orrhea in his eye.”