Sentence examples for changed pain from inspiring English sources

Maybe one reason some people love intense exercise and others do not is that some respond with a runner's high or changed pain perception.

When he began to play, of course, things changed: pain and ecstasy flowed across his face like oil and vinegar across a leaf of romaine.

"Not being able to see how my wife has changed pains me a lot," he said.

The emphasis of CBT was on changing beliefs and expectancies, whereas the OBT was designed to change pain behaviours.

We used a sample of 104 patients undergoing multimodal physical therapy designed to partly change pain self-efficacy beliefs.

The training aimed to change pain behaviour through pain education, relaxation strategies, problem-solving techniques, assertiveness training, cognitive restructuring and by stimulating the adolescent's physical activity level.

Nearly all women described anxiety regarding how pregnancy may change pain symptoms, yet described being hopeful.

Coping with pain is directly trying to change pain, and what the person feels and thinks about pain.

In contrast, BoNT-A injections did not change pain threshold and tolerance to heat and electrical stimuli (54, 55).

Both treatments failed to significantly change pain or the patients' ability to walk as assessed by four point scales [ 128].

These results are in accordance with other studies that show that depressive symptoms can change pain perception and contribute to pain over-expression [ 20, 35, 40].