Ulcerating

What's going on here is that the stasis dermatitis ended up ulcerating on both ankles, a not unusual circumstance (I just found out that my maternal grandfather suffered from the same issue with dermatitis, and he used to end up with ulcerations constantly, so I guess I'm fortunate.) ❋ Unknown (2009)

And even though this is manifested to the inner satisfaction of many a practitioner on an abundance of occasions, at least hopefully, there still is left behind a painful quagmire of frustration and ulcerating tedium that makes the more desirable aspirations lose their glory amidst the tensions and friction of the rocky path. ❋ Saul Segan (2010)

Letting go in love can be the very best medicine for ulcerating wounds that refuse all healing. ❋ Dr. Cara Barker (2010)

He persuaded a colleague to perform serial biopsies to document the pathological changes, and he was diagnosed with highly active gastritis, with a dense overlay of bacteria in his stomach and ulcerating craters beneath—precisely what Warren had found in his patients. ❋ Siddhartha Mukherjee (2010)

Over the course of his career, Towne made more than 1,000 models, and the examples on display here include ulcerating syphiloderma of the nose; dissection of the head of a baby; and deteriorated teeth of late congenital syphilis. ❋ Unknown (2009)

After five years of federal harassment of the high-yield security market that he pioneered, Milken went to jail in 1991 on a tidal wave of journalistic and judicial blindness to what he was doing, aggravated by the ulcerating grip of envy at his success in doing it. ❋ George Gilder (2006)

The sores were anointed with some domestic ointment and got well without ulcerating. ❋ Unknown (2005)

The disease remained a pox on many houses for centuries to come, as it spread from person to person by sexual contact or other exposure to ulcerating sores, or congenitally, from mother to child. ❋ Unknown (2003)

Except that you'd bait that hook there and you'd find that the fish have sores on them, ulcerating sores, from the acid rain. ❋ Unknown (1990)

Diagnosis is made on the basis of a history and a physical exam, which generally reveals needle tracks, bluish phlebitis scars, ulcerating nodules, round punched-out atrophying lesions, brawny subcutaneous edema, and subcutaneous abscesses. ❋ Judith Marks Mishne (1986)

-- When chilblains manifest themselves, the best remedy not only for preventing their ulcerating, but overcoming the tingling, itching pain, and stimulating the circulation of the part to healthy action, is the liniment of belladona, two drachms; the liniment of aconite, one drachm; carbolic acid, ten drops; collodion flexile, one ounce; painted with a camel's hair pencil over their surface. ❋ Barkham Burroughs (N/A)

As a matter of fact her back was covered with them, some in active suppuration, others in the ulcerating stage. ❋ Various (N/A)

Occasionally, the joints assume a tumefied appearance, generally ulcerating, and causing painful wounds. ❋ Robert Jennings (N/A)

Mortification might set in after the wound has commenced ulcerating. ❋ F. [Translator] Jordan (N/A)

Exposure of the bone is soon followed by its necrosis, in which case the wound takes on an ulcerating character. ❋ Harry Caulton Reeks (N/A)