On the other hand, if it was the summer and the patient was an avid hiker in New England presenting a rash, stiff joints and a fever, the doctor might instead suspect that the patient had Lyme disease.
If you talk to people I'd say millions and millions of people probably believe that things like rainfall influence symptoms of joint pain and stiffness.
He was heavy in his movements, and all the care he took in his diet and all his exercise did not prevent him from being fat; his bones were much too well covered and his joints had a middle-aged stiffness.
She reveals that the way most kibble and canned foods are cooked can release harmful compounds that may trigger problems like stiff joints, itchy skin, bad breath, and even those dreaded mushy poops.
And shall I hang back, when Tellson’s knows this and says this—Tellson’s, whose bread I have eaten these sixty years—because I am a little stiff about the joints?
Astronauts even had problems with regolith during the short Apollo missions, when it built up in their spacesuits and equipment stiffening joints, freezing switches and disrupting hydraulics.
And shall I hang back, when Tellson's knows this and says this—Tellson's, whose bread I have eaten these sixty years—because I am a little stiff about the joints?