He has also played in pain because of off-season knee surgery.
For instance, a clinician may not recognize someone's pain because of cultural differences in describing pain.
"Deeply burned patients don't feel much pain because of the damage to their nerves".
But afterwards I'm in incredible pain, because of my spine, and I have to lie down.
Recently I saw a patient who suffers from chronic low-back pain because of her mild scoliosis.
Stottlemyre said he was surprised Pettitte was in pain because of how well he had finished the inning.
Immobile, partially sighted, doubly incontinent and in severe pain because of spasticity, he was, says Lu, totally dependent.
South Africans are also in pain because of the tragic and senseless killings of seven people in the past weeks.
Ms. Peralta, 29, has persevered through chronic pain because of her disease, which affects the body's red blood cells.
Against Michigan, when Clarett was not wincing from shoulder pain because of a damaged nerve, he followed Tressel along the sidelines, suggesting plays.
Burrle Elmore, editor of Random Lengths, said although the duties have raised costs for Canadian mills, everyone is feeling the pain because of the soft market for lumber.
