'pain inducing' is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it to describe something that causes pain or could potentially cause pain. For example, "The sharp edges of the rock were pain inducing."
The silicone head is larger, which made me think it might be more comfortable or less pain inducing.
In an interview with The Black Collegian in 1997, he asserted that success had not come easily, calling it "nerve wracking, gut-wrenching and pain inducing".
The Long Range Acoustic Device is a non-lethal anti-piracy device which uses pain inducing sound beams to drive away invaders.
Transient receptor potential vanilloid-1 (TRPV1) is a cation channel which is expressed in sensory ganglia and can be activated by a number of pain inducing stimuli.
The presence of e.g. photophobia, osmophobia or food craving might result in a pronounced perception of intense visual stimuli such as bright or flickering light as especially adverse and even pain inducing or in an increased intake of certain foods and thus lead to the conclusion in patients and physicians, that these factors can actually trigger migraine pain.
It is very important to note that the vasodilatory effect of NO itself is not likely to be the pain inducing mechanism, it is in fact more likely that other mechanisms induced by NO, that are accompanied by the vasodilatory effect, are causing the early onset headache.
The present study determined whether muscle pain, induced experimentally by electrical stimulation, is inhibited by a painful heat stimulus.
In migraineurs, habituation response normalizes during pain induced by a migraine attack, but it does not normalize during CPT-induced tonic pain.
Furthermore, pain induced by esophageal acid perfusion also often correlated with evoked contraction of the longitudinal muscle layer.
Kamiya, T. et al. Inhibitory effects of Lactobacillus reuteri on visceral pain induced by colorectal distension in Sprague-Dawley rats.
However, pain induced by the cold pressor test was endured for a similar amount of time by both study groups.
