Sentence examples for stiffness back from inspiring English sources

The first hypovigilance signs are itchy eyes, neck stiffness, back pain, yawning, difficulty to stabilize speed and to maintain trajectory, frequent position changes, and inattention to environment (road signs, pedestrian).

As expected, the cell-generated forces were elevated with dynamically increased boundary (post) stiffness, yet surprisingly, the forces continued to increase following dynamic reduction of boundary stiffness back to baseline levels.

A survey among 244 cytotechnologists, a typical example of microscope-using employees, demonstrated that more than 80% of participants suffered from musculoskeletal discomfort including headache, neck pain, stiffness, back pain and upper-extremity discomfort [ 35].

Nick Swisher (left hip flexor), Robinson Cano (neck stiffness), Eric Chavez (back soreness) and Russell Martin (lower back stiffness) have also sat for stretches without going on the D.L.

All over-the-counter painkillers including acetaminophen, aspirin, ibuprofen and naproxen (Aleve) can remedy mild headache pain, muscle stiffness, lower back pain and joint pain, and bring down a fever.

She developed a headache 1 day after the surgery which was suspected as being PDPH since she also had neck stiffness and back pain.

Postoperative analgesia was obtained by epidural infusion of 0.25% levobupivacaine containing 10 μg of fentanyl at the rate of 4 ml/h. 1 day after the surgery, she had an occipital headache while in the sitting position with neck stiffness and back pain.

The Mets might have to wait on the availability of Yoenis Cespedes (right calf stiffness), Neil Walker (back) and Asdrubal Cabrera (left knee) for Monday's series opener against the Marlins after all three suffered flare-ups of prior injuries. .

The most commonly reported TEAEs were arthralgia, joint swelling, joint stiffness and back pain.

Induced tissue creep, via sustained or repetitive lumbar flexion, is known to reduce intrinsic lumbar stiffness, impair back muscle reflexes [ 25– 28] and disturb trunk postural control [ 29].

Sepsis was defined as at least 2 consecutive days of 2 of the following symptoms: 1) inability or difficulty suckling, 2) lethargy, 3) difficulty breathing, 4) convulsions or stiffness of back, 5) hot to touch or temp > 100°F, 6) cold to touch or temp < 96.6°F, 7) red purulent umbilicus [ 21].