"pain feeling" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it when describing someone's experience of feeling pain, for example: "She was overwhelmed by a sharp pain feeling in her chest."
Joy becomes more readily available when we lean into the pain, feeling all that we feel.
He has severe bouts of phantom pain, feeling his deadened arm being crushed and burned, a sensation so overpowering that he paces in circles around the kitchen table until it passes.
Doctors say the only advice they can give women is not to ignore symptoms that may be the first warning of the disease: persistent bloating, pelvic or abdominal pain, feeling full early while eating and needing to urinate frequently.
In the tragic death of a child, parents share the same pain, feeling the same sadness and loss together.
(2) Bodily sensations, for example, feeling a twinge of pain, feeling an itch, feeling hungry, having a stomach ache, feeling hot, feeling dizzy.
Most then left those situations in more pain, feeling more alone and ultimately feeling worse.
The Dutch data alone contributed to DIF by country on 4 testlets (pain, feelings, treatments and support).
Many patients had some symptoms of venous insufficiency, such as lower limb pain, feelings of heaviness and discomfort, night palsies, paresthesia, and edema.
In our study, younger patients had a higher need for education within the domains managing pain, feelings and support systems than older patients.
One example is feeling pain at the pain of others.
"You might feel that somebody is misguided or shortsighted in something, but if they're feeling pain, they're feeling pain.
