Sentence examples for relatively painful from inspiring English sources

Moreover, joint replacements are relatively painful procedures and therefore aggressive postoperative pain management is critical to allow early physical therapy and mobilization.

I thought: how long can I contain this anxiety before it completely overwhelms me?" The vast majority of sufferers are in the same camp as Lidbetter – able to function, but in relatively painful fashion, their lives ruled by avoidance, subterfuge, ritual (for instance locking and unlocking the door several times) and self-medication (they may drink, or self harm).

Getting a blowout is standard operating procedure for many folks out there; yet the process of booking those appointments (not to mention the high cost of weekly blowouts) makes the experience relatively painful.

However, the sensitivity of cystoscopy is discussed controversially and many patients perceive it as a relatively painful procedure, which potentially reduces patients' compliance [ 4].

Although cystoscopy has undergone several technical modifications to improve both image quality and tolerability, it is still a relatively painful procedure for many patients [ 4, 18].

In fact, the direct DNA tests have reduced the number of invasive (muscle biopsy) and noninvasive, but relatively painful (electromyography) diagnostic techniques for the diagnosis of DM1 [ 22, 23].

Usually seen in female adults between the ages of 20 and 40, this relatively rare, painful tumour is potentially malignant.

Releasing an injured rat into the wild is likely to cause it to die a relatively more painful death from starvation or being eaten.

Compared to other peripheral neuropathic pain syndromes touch-evoked allodynia and thermal hyperalgesia are relatively uncommon in painful radiculopathy (only about 10%).

Practically overnight, my lubrication levels went from zero to "ripe papaya" – and for someone who has spent their life suffering through relatively uncomfortable, sometimes painful, under-lubricated sex, this was huge.

The important difference found in this study is that touch-evoked allodynia and thermal hyperalgesia are relatively uncommon in painful radiculopathy patients (only about 10%).