"devastating pain" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is a descriptive phrase used to convey intense and overwhelming physical or emotional suffering. Example: The accident left her with a broken leg and devastating pain that lasted for weeks.
Though she experiences devastating pain, there are no outward symptoms of her illness at all.
Symptoms can be suggestive of other problems — ovarian cysts, fibroids, endometriosis or adhesions from a previous operation — but surgically correcting these conditions does not relieve the devastating pain.
A small RCT showed that BoNT-A profoundly prolonged (i.e., 2 months on average) analgesia after bupivacaine sympathetic blocks in patients with complex regional pain syndrome, a devastating pain conditions with no established treatment [44].
We could save so many families from the devastating pain of losing the one they love.
So why, after such devastating pain from the actions of her unfaithful partner, would a woman do this to herself?
We aren't giving glib answers about this being the "will of God" or trying to explain away the devastating pain.
Postherpetic neuralgia (PHN) is a devastating, chronic pain syndrome that can develop following an outbreak of herpes zoster and becomes increasingly common as patients age.
Depression is a state more intolerable than any other - more devastating than physical pain, which we understand is a function of the flesh, not of character or essence.
We will never forget Denise's brave fight against her devastating illness nor the pain she endured.
Chronic pain, a devastating and widespread problem, is a syndrome that cuts across traditionally defined disciplinary boundaries within the health sciences.
Western officials should make it clear that Iran's oil proceeds can be reduced to a devastating extent and that economic pain will be calibrated to Iranian policy.
