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Discover Ludwig"induce pain" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe the sensation felt when a certain action, such as a physical movement, is done. For example, "The wrong movement of his shoulder induced a sharp pain in his back."
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To induce pain, we mainly used nerve injury via the trigeminal nerves and painful agents including capsaicin injected into the whiskers or forefeet.
Overdistension or chemical irritation of the visceral surface, however, will induce pain.
Undeterred, and ignoring the plastic bands and ice cubes their school nurse had suggested as a "safe" way to induce pain, the pupils began using the blades from pencil sharpeners, compasses or shattered rulers.
Haematomas induce pain and limit postoperative rehabilitation.
Pressure over ear may induce pain in these conditions [5].
Pro-inflammatory cytokines may act directly on nociceptor terminals to induce pain [39].
The $28 billion (or million) would induce pain and suffering for Philip Morris.
Both peripheral and central nerve terminals at the spinal cord can be targeted to induce pain relief by TRPV1 agonists.
As thinking of pain may exacerbate or induce pain, fear to get severe headache may stimulate memory and/or emotional network, which will ultimately stimulate the pain network.
Hypertonic saline has been shown to induce pain by activation of sodium channels but also by the release of glutamate [24].
However, biodegradability may also pose a problem since magnesium corrosion may result in particulate debris and implant-derived corrosion particles may induce pain and inflammation.
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