Sentence examples for sharp burning from inspiring English sources

Despite screws anchoring the socket to the pelvis, the loose sockets caused persistent sharp, burning pains in the implant patients.

The patients were also asked whether the pain was constant, episodic, recurrent, referred, and whether it was felt as dull, sharp, burning or stinging.

The identification of the quality of pain, e.g., sharp, burning, allows for refinement in the anesthesia of the breast nipple.

Provoked symptoms were described generally as a deep, dull ache and pressure sensation, with one subject describing a left T5 joint provoked pain as a sharp, burning pressure, and another left T5 described as a sharp pressure.

For example, the ropes used in the figures were depicted as rough and heavy to convey the sensation which children described as sharp, burning, or needle-like and that several children and adolescents had portrayed using a rope or cord.

For years, residents have complained of allergies, asthma and a sharp burning in their throats.

From this information come sensations including sharp pain, burning pain, cool or warm temperature, itching, muscle contraction, muscle burn because of lactic acid, joint movements, soft touch, mechanical stress, tickling, flushing, hunger and thirst.

If the shingles outbreak damages the nerves' normal transmission of signals from the skin to the brain, the result can be lasting pain -- sharp or burning or aching -- usually at the place where the shingles rash first erupted.

Pain during the point of penetration is the most common symptom and is often described as being sharp or burning.

There are reports of asylum seekers swallowing rocks, slashing their wrists with sharp objects, burning themselves with cigarettes, and attempting to hang themselves from the beam of their tents.

The majority of women described their DL-associated pain as "sharp" or "burning".