ailment

Converse of object

• cure: They asserted that no form of medicine was guaranteed to cure all ailments in all cases.
• heal: The length of exposure to a magnet for healing certain ailments was also determined.
• treat: Many can be used to help treat specific ailments.
• relieve: Step-by-step instructions and practice build internal stamina, strengthens immunity and relieves common ailments.
• suffer: Stress is not a mysterious ailment suffered by individuals who are either unfortunate or incompetent.
• associate: Slum dwellers face the added burden of traveling far for work and suffer all the new ailments associated with a car society.

Adjective modifier

• minor: Free medical coverage is give for minor ailments at local clinic or hospital.
• respiratory: They all suffer from respiratory ailments which they blame on air pollution.
• circulatory: Although not an elderly man, Iskat was evidently not in good health and suffered from heart and circulatory ailments.
• common: Common ailments can be treated at home with a range of simple herbal remedies.
• chronic: When the body has a chronic ailment or injury swelling occurs around the area.
• imaginary: In spite of me telling her to keep the chat soley about G/D She ignores that and starts chatting about all her imaginary ailments.

Modifies a noun

• susceptibility: Common Ailments Susceptibility To Illness Low History Ancestors of the Tibetan Mastiff have been known to exist in Tibet for many centuries.
• scheme: Minor Ailment Schemes There are now several successful minor ailment schemes around the country.

Noun used with modifier

• childhood: This Health Promotion Notice Board gives an introduction to common childhood ailments.
• stomach: Also the carrot effect on eyesight and stomach ailments.
• kidney: He was showing signs of a serious kidney ailment for which there was no effective treatment.
• lung: Lewis has a history of health problems, including the chronic lung ailment, pulmonary fibrosis.
• mystery: Most don't die of mystery ailments, or in tragic " accidents " .
• liver: In the middle ages the plant was used for lung and liver ailments.