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I believe varicosity in the context of your question refers to the enlarged and tortuous vein, artery, or lymphatic vessel in the area of the synapse. Therefore in the aplysia synaptic junctions between the sensory and motor neurons experience long term facilition in response to 5-HT and long term depression in response to RMRFamide. Research has shown macromolecules synthesis is needed for expression of the long lasting structural changes in the sensory cells and that this synthesis is porportional with long term functional modulation of sensorimotor synapses.

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I believe varicosity in the context of your question refers to the enlarged and tortuous vein, artery, or lymphatic vessel in the area of the synapse. Therefore in the aplysia synaptic junctions between the sensory and motor neurons experience long term facilition in response to 5-HT and long term depression in response to RMRFamide. Research has shown macromolecules synthesis is needed for expression of the long lasting structural changes in the sensory cells and that this synthesis is porportional with long term functional modulation of sensorimotor synapses.

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Varicose means pertaining to a dilated vein. The vein itself might be called a varicosity or a varicose vein.

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Varicose veins are veins that are swollen and sometimes painful. They may also be twisted and can have more blood in them then normal.

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Elevate the foot and put a compress on it ("Ace" bandage or the like). Use ice if you can. Once the swelling has gone down or is going down wrap the foot and stay off of it for 24 hours for the vessel to heal. If it is a large vessel and there is a disfiguring amount of swelling, call your physician or go to an emergency room. If you have varicosity, call your physician immediately or go to a emergency department.

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you are bleeding anywhere from your nasal passages to your stomach--blood gives you nausea & causes vomiting. Regardless, you need to go see a doctor. If it is a LOT of blood and vomiting, obviously go to the ER. It could be a nosebleed that was able to empty into your stomach overnight, then it might be an esophageal varicosity that has ruptured, or then it could be a gastric ulcer. Your doc will need a lot more history, though--like whether or not you are a smoker, drinker

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