"fight pain" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to struggle or take action against physical or emotional discomfort or suffering. Example: Her determination to fight pain and push through her injuries allowed her to finish the marathon.
Despite all the advances of modern medicine, the main drugs used to fight pain today are essentially the same as those used in ancient times.
But ultimately, with a killer soundtrack and a big, kind heart, it leaves you believing in the power of love to fight pain and loneliness, and to make the world a better place.
The two new pain relievers have grown controversial because they have not been shown to fight pain better than older drugs like ibuprofen and naproxen, which are available in generic and over-the-counter versions for a fraction of the price.
There are several ways to fight pain.
Researchers have developed a potentially powerful new tool that allows patients to fight pain by literally thinking it away.
BIA 10-2474 is designed to inhibit FAAH, and thus slow the breakdown of endogenous cannabinoids, which might help fight pain.
Fighting pain and the haze of drugs, he produced 275,000 words in less than a year.
When your body is experiencing stress, your energy reserves get depleted and you are less able to fight infections or combat pain.
Common medications for sickle cell anemia include penicillin to fight infections, pain medication to reduce the pain associated with this form of anemia and Hydroxyurea for people who suffer from severe sickle cell anemia.
He would fight the pain, hold out against it as much as possible, not let himself be seen when in pain, would be ashamed to make a scene, and would keep as "quiet as possible" knowing that none of the human things is "worthy of great seriousness".
Eventually her body will give up the fight, the pain and fever will engulf her and Grace will become just another Aids statistic.
