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Glossary entry

Italiano term or phrase:

poussè

Inglese translation:

flare-up

Added to glossary by liz askew
Jan 3, 2023 08:36
1 yr ago
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Italiano term

poussè

Da Italiano a Inglese Medico/Sanitario Medicina (generale)
Si tratta di un termine (francese derivato dal latino) per definire una sintomatologia proctorragica: "Sintomi a poussè". Il senso mi è chiaro: "sviluppo/esordio improvviso della sintomatologia" e lo tradurrei con un letterale "sudden developing/onset symptoms/symptomatology" che tuttavia non mi convince e non mi piace. Chiedo pertanto aiuto per cercare una forma più elegante. Grazie
Proposed translations (Inglese)
4 +4 flare-up
4 +1 acute symptoms
3 Insorgenza improvvisa di sintomi
3 acute exacerbation [of sx]
References
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Change log

Jan 3, 2023 15:05: philgoddard changed "Field (write-in)" from "neurology" to "(none)"

Jan 9, 2023 16:06: liz askew changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/2717822">Luigi Argentino's</a> old entry - "poussè"" to ""flare-up""

Discussion

Emmanuella Jan 3, 2023:
https://www.cnrtl.fr/definition/poussée
JudyC Jan 3, 2023:
Ok, you could just put "Episodes of" and then list the symptoms. I'd leave out the idea of "acute/sudden onset" as I can't imagine a "slow onset" in this context
Or "Recurrent episodes of..."
Luigi Argentino (asker) Jan 3, 2023:
Full sentence "Difficoltà a defecare con dolore e bruciore al passaggio delle feci e anche a riposo. Proctorragia. Sintomi a poussè"
JudyC Jan 3, 2023:
It might be useful to see the actual context.
"episodic symptoms", " episodic nature of the symptoms" might also work depending on context.
Why neurology? Doesn't "sintomatologia proctorragica" mean "anal bleeding"?
JudyC Jan 3, 2023:
Try a FR-EN term search (poussée w/ two "E's" ) - there are several results (and interesting discussions) for its use in medicine
Emmanuella Jan 3, 2023:
https://www.mieux-vivre-avec-la-sep.com/comprendre/poussees/
JudyC Jan 3, 2023:
Improvvisi ma anche ripetitivi secondo Treccani.
https://www.treccani.it/vocabolario/poussee/
Usato spesso per descrivere l'andamento della sintomatologia nella sclerosi multipla.
In inglese descritta come patologia relapsing-remitting, con le relapses spesso indicate come flare-ups.
https://www.healthline.com/health/multiple-sclerosis/exacerb...
A flare-up may also be called an attack, a bout, an episode, an exacerbation, a relapse
Luigi Argentino (asker) Jan 3, 2023:
Update La frase completa di cui chiedo cortesemente aiuto per la traduzione è: "Sintomi a poussè"

Proposed translations

+4
4 ore
Selected

flare-up

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Note added at 5 heures (2023-01-03 14:18:10 GMT)
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poussée | French to English | Medical (general)
ProZ.com ·
https://www.proz.com › 5661622-poussée
19 Sept 2014 — Now, I am pretty sure that it means 'flare-up' or 'attack' or 'bout' of MS, but as some of these drugs are administered in the form of an ...
Peer comment(s):
neutral Adrian MM. : Sintomi is in the plural. So your (threadbare) answer presumably multiplies to flare-ups.
11 min
agree writeaway
52 min
neutral JudyC : Already suggested in the discussion, but doesn't fit Luigi's context (see Luigi's "full sentence" in the discussion)
1 ora
agree martini
1 ora
agree philgoddard : To make it fit the context, you could say "recurrent flareups".
1 ora
agree EleoE
4 ore
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks a lot. "
+1
1 ora

acute symptoms

sudden onset or acute
Peer comment(s):
agree Adrian MM. : Una ricaduta, detta anche “recidiva” o “riacutizzazione”, “attacco”, *episodio acuto* o “evento clinico”, “poussè”, può durare anche alcune settimane https://www.aism.it/sclerosi_multipla_cosa_e_una_ricaduta_tr...
2 ore
Thank you for the feedback! Greatly appreciated...
agree Monica Rightenour : proctorragia English proctorrhagia= rectal bleeding; I'd use sudden onset, flare (depending on the context)
4 ore
Thank you for the feedback! Greatly appreciated...
neutral writeaway : convincing refs
4 ore
Thank you for the feedback! Greatly appreciated...
disagree JudyC : see discussion
4 ore
Thanks
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2 ore

Insorgenza improvvisa di sintomi

Peer comment(s):
neutral writeaway : Italian to English translations
5 min
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1 giorno 8 ore

acute exacerbation [of sx]

This would be my preference. It is closely linked to flare up, but more generic and thus more fitting here (I think that "flare up" is reserved for specific contexts)
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Reference comments

4 ore
Reference:

see

Fibromyalgia flares: Warning signs, tips, and treatments
Medical News Today ·
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com › ...
When symptoms temporarily increase in number or intensity, it is called a flare or flare-up. A flare-up can last anywhere from a few days to weeks.
Peer comments on this reference comment:
agree Monica Rightenour : proctorragia English proctorrhagia= rectal bleeding; I'd use sudden onset, flares (depending on the context)
38 min
agree martini
1 ora
agree EleoE
4 ore
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