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"location of pain" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the exact place where someone is feeling pain. For example, "The patient reported a sharp pain in his lower abdomen, indicating the location of pain."
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Regarding the location of pain, hand was the most common site; it was painful in 65% of cases (table 3).
The location of pain, then, is the location of tissue damage as represented by pain experiences.
Fig. 2 Location of pain in primary and secondary cough headache.
In 41.23% of subjects with cervico-occipital location of pain at onset subsequently experienced holocranial headaches.
Holocranial location of pain at onset was common, occurring in 35% (n = 70) of subjects.
Bilateral/central (vertex) location of pain at onset was experienced by 32.25% of subjects.
The location of pain was recorded relative to the trigeminal and upper cervical regions.
Exactly 41.38% of subjects had unilateral onset of migraine headache of which little over one-half (53.17%) had ocular location of pain at onset and little over one-third (38.67%) had location of pain at onset in the temple region.
In 36.2% of the patients, bilateral/central location of pain, mostly bitemporal or at vertex was noted.
This study documents location of pain at the onset and during established headaches in migraine patients largely from Dhaka, Bangladesh.
The location of pain is an important point to be considered while making a diagnosis of headache [1].
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