The phrase "squeezing pain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of pain that feels like a tight or constricting sensation, often associated with certain medical conditions.
Example: "She described the discomfort in her chest as a squeezing pain that made it difficult to breathe."
Alternatives: "tightening pain" or "constricting pain."
After about a quarter of a mile, there was a persistent squeezing pain in my chest.
Angina is characterized by a squeezing pain in the middle of the chest, often accompanied by breathlessness, and sometimes accompanied by a cold sweat or nausea.
Usually it comes in the form of angina, a squeezing pain in the chest or arms caused by clogged arteries that starve the heart muscle of oxygen.
Subjects responded positively when asked if the questionnaire was easy to understand, though one person reported that they did not know what was meant by "squeezing" pain.
Localisation of maximum pain (retrosternal, left or right chest side), pain radiation (right arm, left arm, neck, back or epigastric), quality of pain (stabbing, pressure, burning or squeezing), pain aggravating and relieving factors (respiration, movements or rest), and additional symptoms (dyspnoea, nausea, vertigo, sweating) were asked.
Get immediate care if you feel a crushing or squeezing pain.
Several gender-related differences in the pediatric headache profile were found: the boys began to have headache earlier (mean age: 10 yrs) than the girls (mean age: 12.5 yrs); the boys more frequently described "squeezing" headache pain and more frequently reported pain located in the "top of the head" and sharp headache pain located at the back of the head.
Squeezing chest pain isn't always from a blocked artery.
Now the blisters are long healed, but they have left behind a squeezing, crushing pain "like a medieval torture device," he said, that encases his chest and left upper arm, making sleep difficult and work impossible.
A 42year old female of Asian descent was admitted to the ward with complaints of dyspnea and squeezing chest pain without radiation during mild to moderate physical activity, pitting edema of the lower extremities, nocturia and treatment resistant AH.
Heart attacks may not always occur suddenly; a person may have been experiencing short durations of squeezing chest pain throughout the day.
