Sentence examples for active pain from inspiring English sources

Studies of young and middle-aged adults with persistent pain have established the positive association between depression and passive pain coping (e.g., resting and guarding painful parts of the body) and the negative association between depression and active pain coping (e.g., task persistence, cognitive coping) [ 17- 19].

Principal component analysis was undertaken to identify latent constructs revealing 4 components: stress and negative affectivity, global psychosocial symptoms, passive pain coping, and active pain coping.

Principal component analysis of 26 psychological scores was used to identify latent constructs, revealing 4 components: stress and negative affectivity, global psychological and somatic symptoms, passive pain coping, and active pain coping.

I'm not in active pain or irritation, I just want a little time not to be thinking about anything.

Limit time in high heels and with active pain and swelling you may need a vacation from your high heels.

Their approach utilized brain extraction and tissue segmentation to calculate total brain tissue volume [48] and regional gray matter density was calculated on a voxel-based morphometric approach [49] and did not correlate changes directly with functional changes related to an active pain stimulus.

The clinical examination included the assessment of painful areas that have been subjectively reported by patients, the qualitative assessment (presence of any deviations or deflections) and quantitative analysis of vertical movements of the jaw (open active pain-free, fully open active, passive maximum opening, and evaluation of overbite).

I routinely perform microfracture procedures and also have been amazed at the results -- often allowing patients to be active, pain-free and happy for many years, something I would have deemed impossible years back in my training.

The benefits of remaining active despite pain have been well documented in workers with musculoskeletal pain and back pain in particular, leading to less sick leave, less time on modified duties and a reduction in pain recurrence [ 7- 10].

People with CLBP typically lack faith in the recommendation to stay active despite pain [ 7], with the result being an avoidance of activity in order to avoid pain.

The thalamus is also active during pain caused by cold allodynia, a neurological disorder in which even normal levels of cold hurt.