Cirrhosis

Definition of Cirrhosis

Cirrhosis is a chronic disease of the liver characterized by the replacement of healthy liver tissue with scar tissue, leading to liver dysfunction.

How should Cirrhosis divide into syllables

The word cirrhosis has 3 syllables. The syllables are cir, rho, and sis. The vowels in this word are i and o, and the consonants are c, r, r, h, and s.

Part of Speech - Cirrhosis

He was diagnosed with cirrhosis after years of heavy drinking.

Sentences with Cirrhosis

• Cirrhosis can be caused by excessive alcohol consumption.
• My grandfather suffered from cirrhosis due to a hepatitis infection.
• The doctor explained that cirrhosis can lead to liver failure.
• She needs a liver transplant because of advanced cirrhosis.
• Early detection of cirrhosis can improve treatment outcomes.
• Cirrhosis can cause symptoms like fatigue, jaundice, and abdominal pain.
• He was advised to quit drinking to prevent further liver damage from cirrhosis.
• Regular liver check-ups are important for people with cirrhosis.
• Cirrhosis is a serious condition that requires medical attention.
• The progression of cirrhosis can be slowed down with lifestyle changes.

Quotes with Cirrhosis

Number of characters in Cirrhosis

9 ( c, i, r, r, h, o, s, i, s )

Unique letters in Cirrhosis

6 ( c, i, r, h, o, s )

Cirrhosis Backwards

sisohrric

Phonetic Transcription of Cirrhosis

IPA (International): sɜ:ˈəʊsʌs

ARA (American): sɝˈosʌs

EPA (English): sɜ:ˈəʊsʌs

SER-OW-SAH-S