What does paresis mean?
A condition in which one side of the body is weakened or paralyzed, often resulting from a stroke or other neurological disorder. Paresis can also refer to a partial paralysis or weakness of a limb or group of muscles.
Example
"The patient suffered from paresis on her left side, making it difficult to walk and perform daily tasks."
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