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ten·der

(ten'dĕr),
Sensitive or painful as a result of pressure or contact that is not sufficent to cause discomfort in normal tissues.
[L. tener, soft, delicate]
Farlex Partner Medical Dictionary © Farlex 2012

tender

verb To bid on a project, give an estimate, quote.
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tender

Medtalk Sensitive to pressure, specifically by palpation. Cf Nontender.
McGraw-Hill Concise Dictionary of Modern Medicine. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.

ten·der

(ten'dĕr)
Sensitive or painful as a result of pressure or contact that is not sufficient to cause discomfort in normal tissues.
[L. tener, soft, delicate]
Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing © Farlex 2012

ten·der

(ten'dĕr)
Sensitive or painful due to pressure or contact insufficent to cause discomfort in normal tissues.
[L. tener, soft, delicate]
Medical Dictionary for the Dental Professions © Farlex 2012

Patient discussion about tender

Q. sore thorat

A. sore throat usualy caused by a virus infecting the area, then the only thing you can do is wait, take a teaspoon of huney every now and then (it has septic abilities)and that's it. but it could be a bacterial infection (mostly come with fever- sometimes not) and that needs an antibiotic treatment. to determine for sure a doctor needs to do a swab of the throat.
hope that helped!! :)

Q. Are cold sores contagious? My boyfriend has cold sores on his mouth. Can I catch it from him? If so, how can I prevent catching it?

A. Cold sores contain the HSV-1 virus, which is the herpes simplex virus . While your boyfriend has cold sores, he should wash his hands often, especially after touching his face. He shouldn't share cups and eating utensils with others since he is very contagious. You should not kiss him or touch the cold sores either, in order not to be infected.

Q. I have a sore throat should I take antibiotics? I am a 19 years old collage student. in the past few days I feel a sore throat and I have pain in my left neck. I feel a new "lump" in my neck, it is a soft lump and its very tender to palpation. I also have a low degree fever (something like 37.8 c). How can i know if I need antibiotics?

A. You might need an antibiotic therapy. In general, sore throat that goes along without red eyes and general malaise tends to be with a bacterial origin and require antibiotic therapy. If it happens to many times, you can do a surgery to remove the tonsils as you can see here
http://www.5min.com/Video/How-to-Deal-with-Sore-Throats-5486

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