The word "soreness" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe a physical sensation of discomfort in a certain area of the body. For example: "I had soreness in my arm after lifting weights yesterday."
The Swans suffered a blow before the game when star forward and Coleman Medal leader Lance Franklin withdrew with knee soreness.
Related: Latino congressman Tony Cárdenas lambasts Oscars for lack of diversity That soreness has seen political leaders demand action to counter the lack of diversity.
The function of the horny layer as an impervious barrier may be seriously impaired, with two important consequences: loss of water from the skin leads to desiccation of the horny layer, which in turn leads to cracking, increased scaling, and soreness; and loss of the barrier function causes increased absorption of medications applied to the surface of the skin.
Even the soreness was oh, so sweet.
In the first instance, it is particularly beneficial in relieving muscle soreness and sprain.
The result of such activity is frequently an injury or, at the least, stiffness and soreness.
Although most animals can synthesize vitamin C, it is necessary in the diet of some, including humans and other primates, in order to prevent scurvy, a disease characterized by soreness and stiffness of the joints and lower extremities, rigidity, swollen and bloody gums, and hemorrhages in the tissues of the body.
In it, a woman describes in eye-watering detail the painful process of removing her pubic hair at the request of a lover – the smarting, the soreness and the vague discomfort of trying to comply with the fetish of a sexual partner.
And if there are any existing anal problems, such as itching or soreness, piles or constipation, these must be dealt with before you give anal a try.
Stoute said: "He has a bit of soreness on a left shin and I don't think the horse will be going to Epsom.
They were spoken with a soreness that lasted all his adult life.
