Cyst used in a sentence

Cyst in a sentence as a noun

The prefix sounds like "cyst" every time I read it.

If it's a cyst and you switch to deodorant only, it could go away on it's own.

They're bible cysts, basically fluid that leak from my joints into my feet.

The cyst expanded and she lost some of her cognitive functions.

He had a cyst centimeters from his tumor removed in 1999.

Regular tapeworms come from eating a cyst in pig meat.

She was supposed to get her left ovary removed because it had a cyst on the left ovary; he took out the right one. She was upset.

I have a rare brain condition, an arachnoid cyst, which is a type of non-cancerous brain tumour I was born with.

It did reveal a small cyst on the brain, but that seems to be common in covid recovery patients and no one knows why yet.

It's possible that it's a benign cyst caused by your pores not being able to do their job by being clogged with anti-persperants.

Actually, a cyst meets your definition of unregulated cell growth.

I had a non-malignant "tumor"--essentially a jaw cyst that got me denied individual coverage.

The particular microbe here has a cyst form for inhospitable environments.

I underwent surgical procedure and removed a pilonidal cyst located at my lower back.

The neuroscience team who are working with me have a lot of testing to do, but I'm certain my cognitive strengths, as well as my cognitive weaknesses, are partially to due with my cyst.

For example, my wife's pregnant, and we spent some quality time in her OB/Gyn's waiting room the other day. Hearing another patient screaming into phone with a graphic recounting of the bursting of some sort of cyst for 30 minutes made the experience of sitting in a 90 degree waiting room for a half hour that much more noxious.

The hulking Heighliner spacecrafts, the mutated ghoulish guild navigator, the fascinating cave-like imperial palace set, the manic cyst-covered Harkonnens.