Sentence examples for augment pain from inspiring English sources

Catastrophizing has been suggested to augment pain perception via enhanced attention to painful stimuli and through heightened emotional responses to pain.

Thus, TENS may be used as an adjunctive modality combined with pharmacotherapy to augment pain relief.

Nerve fascicles containing sensory afferents are present in tendons and especially in the peritendinous tissue; these nerves express receptors for the nociceptive substances which could thereby sensitise the nerves and augment pain signalling.

It may be a productive topic for future research, as patients with low back pain have been reported to develop FM in 25% of cases [ 36] and some patients with LBP have augmented pain processing [ 37].

The major benefit of lidocaine and ketamine use for postoperative analgesia may be preventing the development of central sensitization [ 1] during surgical intervention, which augments pain and discomfort in the postoperative period.

All UAPs reported providing the syntocinon group of medicines (e.g. piton-s, oxin) to augment labour pain and facilitate delivery at home; "To increase pain if there is no pain, I try with the injection of oxytocin group or slow drip of saline" (a UAP of Muslimbag slum) (ID-223).

In addition to postulating on the ability of corticosteroid injection to dampen the nociceptive barrage to the central nervous system, the authors also proposed a novel hypothesis that corticosteroid injection might augment descending pain inhibition.

Physical activity is important to manage symptom of fibromyalgia (FM); however, individuals with FM typically experience augmented muscle pain during exercise.

Differences in PPTs between individuals at sites distant to tissue injury may indicate augmented central pain processing [ 2].

**Augmentation of labour: A drug (Intravenous oxytocin/Intramuscular oxytocin/dinoprostone gel/misoprostol) used to augment labour pains.

Joint inflammation may itself drive augmented central pain processing [ 35], and RA therefore may contribute to the development of FM [ 3].