Sentence examples for oppressive pain from inspiring English sources

A typical clinical feature of acute coronary syndromes is oppressive pain in the chest, possibly radiating to the left arm and the neck.

RESULTS: In a regular consult she complained of a new oppressive pain of 6/10 intensity in the left superoexternal periorbital region, with 3 seconds stabbing paroxisms of 8/10 intensity.

The questionnaire used in this study to determine whether a patient had a deficiency or an excess syndrome included an assessment of sweat, facial features, stomach pain, oppressive pain, stuffiness, body energy, duration of disease, and pulse type.

Three months earlier, she noticed an oppressive moderate pain, in a round-shaped area, 5 cm in diameter, in the right parieto-temporal region (Fig. 1c).

She complained about a oppressive continuous pain, of 5/10 intensity according to Analogic Visual Scale circumscribed to the left supraciliar region, with 2-3 seconds length superimposed paroxysms of 8/10 intensity.

Two days later, patient A presented an oppressive chest pain and profuse perspiration, which spontaneously resolved in 3 hours.

SAD patients for example mentioned an oppressive feeling and pain in the chest, whereas patients without SAD felt bloated and sometimes had pain in the middle or the upper part of the back.

One of them said that the initial symptom was a sudden oppressive atraumatic knee pain with a large effusion, and another related the onset of symptoms due to a traumatic episode.

Bone-crushing joint pain, oppressive headaches, vomiting and blindness are hard to pawn off as a liberal conspiracy.

It is no wonder that many people have turned away from religion; as a cultural phenomenon, it is abusive and oppressive, blind to the pain its beliefs, language and practices cause so many.

The pain was described as oppressive, and graded 5 out of 10 on a numerical pain rate scale (NPRS; 0: no pain, 10: the worst imaginable pain).