Sentence examples for getting discomfort from inspiring English sources

The patient who was concerned about getting "discomfort" in his chest had eventually been told that the discomfort was "all to do with indigestion" rather than being related to his heart.

The situation became more confusing when he was later told (by another patient) that the alternative "doesn't work as well" as the initial choice because this made him wonder whether this was why he was getting "discomfort", rather than it being a side effect.

He's still got discomfort and pain.

"You go to open a door, you've got discomfort, you tense against that movement and your pain will get worse".

"I tried to put myself at risk a bit and to suffer discomfort and to get frightened, which I did very quickly.

From then on, Ms. Swann, now 25 and living in the St . Louisarea, engaged in a secret ritual: popping the mushrooming bits of debris out of her tonsils with a cotton swab whenever they got big enough to cause discomfort.

Four teeth should get removed because I have discomfort in one?

"He's still got some discomfort with his shoulders and other things that are still feeling the brunt of the collision with the wall," Collins said.

Let's get the discomfort on the table and let's expose its seamy underbelly of sex.

LB ..do you get any discomfort anywhere, do you have any aches or pains?

In these 'symptoms as normal process' accounts patients portrayed symptoms as part of everyday life processes and avoided claiming cancer causation: LB ..do you get any discomfort anywhere, do you have any aches or pains?