Noun
/panikuˈlaʎia/
Paniculalgia is a term used in Spanish to refer to pain felt in the areas where there is adipose tissue, commonly known as fat. It is a medical term used to describe pain in the adipose tissue of the body.
Frequency of Use: The term paniculalgia is not very common in everyday language but may be used in medical contexts or academic texts.
Usage: Paniculalgia is used more frequently in written contexts, especially in medical reports or discussions.
The patient was experiencing paniculalgia in the abdominal area.
El médico diagnosticó paniculalgia en las caderas.
Paniculalgia is not typically part of widespread idiomatic expressions in Spanish.
The term paniculalgia can be broken down into two parts: "panicula," which refers to adipose tissue or fat, and "algia," which means pain. Therefore, paniculalgia signifies pain in the areas of the body where there is adipose tissue.
Synonyms: - Dolor en el tejido adiposo (Pain in adipose tissue)
Antonyms: - Alivio adiposo (Adipose relief)