"pain aggravated" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in medical or descriptive contexts to describe a worsening or intensifying of pain. For example: - "The patient's condition deteriorated, and the pain in her chest was aggravated by the slightest movement." - "He tried to ignore the throbbing in his ankle, but it only seemed to aggravate the pain." - "My chronic back pain was aggravated by the long car ride." - "The cold weather only served to aggravate the pain in my joints."
The patient presents lateral parapatellar pain aggravated by physical activity, which slowly disappears with rest.
Usually, they are asymptomatic, but some person reported vague and fatigued pain aggravated by exercise and by work [1-4].
These changes lead to sensitization of the first order trigeminal neurons, explaining pulsating pain, pain aggravated by movements of the head, bending down, and physical exercise [20].
The diagnostic criteria of EM include: burning pain, aggravated by warmth and relieved by coldness, erythema and increased skin temperature [29].
The best diagnostic clinical characteristics of migraine are pain of moderate or severe intensity, pain aggravated by physical activity, and pulsating quality.
These are location of pain, associated palpitations, nausea and vomiting; pain relieved by rest, pain aggravated by posture, cough, inspiration and exertion; age more than 40, being a smoker and abnormal chest wall and face examination.
A 58-year-old male presented to the emergency department with fever, malaise and right-sided chest pain, aggravating during inspiration.
23 30 Deep inspiration as pain aggravating factor was significantly more reported in the non-ACS group, most probably due to underlying musculoskeletal disorder, pleuritis or perimyocarditis.
The group agreed that inguinal-related groin pain is more likely if the pain is aggravated with resistance testing of the abdominal muscles OR on Valsalva/cough/sneeze.
(e) Chronic Headache with neck pain Age more than 40 years and neck pain getting aggravated by neck movements are red flag signs for secondary headaches.
"It causes extreme pain when aggravated," King said.
