Sentence examples for early pains from inspiring English sources

When Strindberg wrote "The Ghost Sonata" in 1907, he was feeling the early pains of the stomach cancer that would kill him five years later and of the psoriasis that plagued him throughout his life.

Early Pains My son latched right away -- I had some pretty serious cracking and I got to the point, about two weeks in, where I was in toe-curling pain -- but because I was so determined, and I was just going to suck it up.

It appears that there is level III evidence showing BKP is a well-tolerated, relatively safe and effective technique that provides early pain relief and improved functional outcomes in patients with painful neoplastic spinal fractures.

Recently, kyphoplasty has become a common treatment for painful osteoporotic compression fractures and has shown numerous benefits, such as early pain control and height restoration of the collapsed vertebral body.

Differential effects of early pain on development of behavioral, physiologic and hormonal systems warrant further investigation.

Together these findings suggest that any early pain-specific increased respiration should be attenuated in the tonic state of pain.

Infants who are born at early gestational ages (GA), and who have had greater early pain exposure, have dampened facial responses which may lead to under-treatment.

The other 13 patients showed a marked improvement with respect to pain during the 6-month treatment course but had early pain recurrence after drug suspension; 11 of them required further treatment within the first year of follow-up.

Early pain assessment and management improve outcome.

Another explanation could be that both sensory and affective abilities share memories from early pain experiences [36].

The predictors of poor outcome after acute whiplash injury are early pain and some psychosocial factors, whereas physical factors are not associated with the outcome of acute whiplash.