Sentence examples for character of pain from inspiring English sources

The character of pain was "throbbing".

The character of pain was changing from "throbbing" to "stabbing or stinging".

The character of pain, as expected, was described as lancinating or stabbing in the vast majority of patients, followed by throbbing or pressing pain (Table 5).

The phenomenal character of pain, for example, is reducible to its representing disturbances of a certain kind in some region of the body.

The diagnosis of neuralgias are made according to character of pain (lancinating pain for a few seconds to a few minutes), site of pain, and aggravation by certain manoeuvres [45].

Second, one might instead appeal to the epistemic thesis that the felt character of pain and pleasure gives us direct awareness, perception or apprehension of the badness of pain and the goodness of pleasure.

History should include information about headache onset, pain intensity and character of the pain, presence of aura, associated autonomic symptoms, and trigger factors [10, 11].

A detailed history of the chest pain should include the character of the pain, location, radiation, duration, and frequency as well as activities that exacerbate or alleviate the pain.

There is no predictor of the response to analgesics dependent on the character of the pain, although some believe that burning pain responds best to antidepressants and shooting pain to anticonvulsants.

The mere thought of the painting is able to lift the character out of pain during the novel's closing scene.

("It's impossible to listen to Miss Keen," Voiceover Melinda says of one teacher. "Her voice sounds like an engine that won't turn over".) Nonetheless, Ms. Stewart creates a convincing character full of pain and turmoil - not an easy acting feat, since because of the nature of the story she has a limited number of lines.