Sentence examples for diminished pain from inspiring English sources

Diminished pain sensitivity in schizophrenia has been reported in clinical studies.

We report a newly diagnosed case of ulcerative pyoderma gangrenosum; the use of bioengineered skin as an adjunct to concurrent immunosuppressive therapy with cyclosporine hastened the healing and diminished pain in a rapidly enlarging leg ulcer.

Interestingly, it also causes hyperesthesia, including by local injection into rodent paws, and mice lacking the PROK receptor PKR1 have diminished pain responses [ 37].

We will examine whether increased weight loss slows disease progression and how changes in the biomechanical and inflammatory pathways result in improved function, diminished pain, and slower disease progression.

There are of course situations where each variable may cause the other – the functional disability created by chronic pain may cause depression, and depression may cause chronic pain through diminished pain thresholds.

When inflammation is diminished, pain is also reduced.

Exercise that builds gradually and protects inflamed joints can diminish pain, fatigue, morning stiffness, depression and anxiety, she said, and improve strength, walking speed and activity.

Reducing the force during colonoscopy is likely to diminish pain and reduce the risk of perforation.

This might diminish pain and ADL limitations and potentially contribute to the preservation of an independent lifestyle.

SONB has a similar proportion of responders but the lower odds of pain-free patients suggest that this technique is worse and more effective in diminishing pain rather than abolishing it [180].

Consequently, it is not surprising that melatonin supplements have shown potential in diminishing pain intensity in migraine co-morbid conditions such as fibromyalgia and irritable bowel syndrome [116, 117].