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    The document defines and provides examples of different types of pain sensations: 1. Agonizing pain refers to extreme pain or suffering that lasts a long time, similar to excruciating pain. 2. Searing pain is described as very intense heat or pain. 3. Stabbing pain is a sharp, sudden pain similar to a burning or stinging sensation along nerve pathways. The document also provides examples of pain in different contexts and adjectives commonly used to modify types of pain, such as mild, severe, or chronic pain.

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    The document defines and provides examples of different types of pain sensations: 1. Agonizing pain refers to extreme pain or suffering that lasts a long time, similar to excruciating pain. 2. Searing pain is described as very intense heat or pain. 3. Stabbing pain is a sharp, sudden pain similar to a burning or stinging sensation along nerve pathways. The document also provides examples of pain in different contexts and adjectives commonly used to modify types of pain, such as mild, severe, or chronic pain.

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    The document defines and provides examples of different types of pain sensations: 1. Agonizing pain refers to extreme pain or suffering that lasts a long time, similar to excruciating pain. 2. Searing pain is described as very intense heat or pain. 3. Stabbing pain is a sharp, sudden pain similar to a burning or stinging sensation along nerve pathways. The document also provides examples of pain in different contexts and adjectives commonly used to modify types of pain, such as mild, severe, or chronic pain.

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    The document defines and provides examples of different types of pain sensations: 1. Agonizing pain refers to extreme pain or suffering that lasts a long time, similar to excruciating pain. 2. Searing pain is described as very intense heat or pain. 3. Stabbing pain is a sharp, sudden pain similar to a burning or stinging sensation along nerve pathways. The document also provides examples of pain in different contexts and adjectives commonly used to modify types of pain, such as mild, severe, or chronic pain.

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    “Pain Symptoms(oet)”

    - Agony (is extreme pain or suffering, especially lasts for a long time)


    - Agonizing (resulting in agony)
    - Aching (occurs continuously in a localized area, but at mild or moderate)
    - Burning (distinct from dull, stabbing, or aching pain)
    - Cramping (mostly overuse of muscle)
    - Crushing (squeezing or excessively compressing)
    - Dull aching (chronic or persistent pain)
    - Intense (suddenly often as a result of a known injury)
    - Excruciating (intensely painful)
    - Stinging (sharp tingling or burning sensation)
    - Sharp (sudden, intense spike of pain)
    - Shooting (nerve pain like a stabbing or burning sensation)
    - Spasmodic (muscle spasms or cramps)
    - Splitting (An intense sensation of discomfort that feels like being cut apart.)
    - Stabbing (nerve pain like a stabbing or burning sensation)
    - Scalding (acid or chemical burn)
    - Searing (very intensive heat or pain)
    - Throbbing (severe and disabling)
    - Tingling (paresthesia/numb feeling)
    - Terrible (very severe pain)
    - Vague (discomfort in tummy)
    - Pounding (a throbbing quality, especially when it is severe and disabling.)
    - Unbearable (extreme discomfort and anguish that is overwhelming and
    unendurable)

    1. agonising pain- Agonizing means filled with or resulting in agony—extreme


    pain or suffering, especially the kind that lasts for a long time. A close
    synonym is excruciating. Agony can be physical or emotional, and things that
    are agonizing can involve physical or emotional pain.
    2. searing pain- She felt a searing pain in her foot.
    3. stabbing pain- I was experiencing stabbing pains in my stomach.
    4. sharp pain – Aortic dissection—in a small percentage of people
    5. splitting pain – A splitting headache can have many different causes.
    Migraine, cluster, and tension headaches are examples of primary headaches.

    pain collocation
    1. lasting for a long/short time: acute, chronic, constant, persistent
    2. very bad: agonizing, excruciating, extreme, much, severe, terrible, unbearable
    The pain was excruciating.
    3. not bad: mild, moderate, slight
    Paracetamol should be the first choice for mild pain.
    4. intense: burning, intense, searing, sharp, stabbing
    I feel a sharp pain in the side of my arm.
    5. Verbs frequently used with pain
    reduce pain: alleviate, control, decrease, dull, ease, lessen, reduce, relieve, soothe,
    treat
    Soon after injury, an ice bag may be applied to relieve pain and swelling.
    cause pain: cause, inflict
    Possibly nothing inflicts more intense pain than fire.
    feel pain: endure, experience, feel, suffer
    He suddenly felt a terrific pain in his head as though a nail had been driven into it.
    help to prevent pain: eliminate, minimize
    Hypnosis can be used to minimize the pain of dental surgery.

    6. Nouns frequently used after pain


    control of pain: control, management, relief
    Advice may need to be sought from the pain management team.
    tolerance of pain: threshold, tolerance
    There is considerable variation in individual pain thresholds.
    medicine for pain: medication, meds INFORMAL
    Over-the-counter pain medications are recommended to relieve minor pain from
    tension headache.

    Other nouns/adjectives/verbs frequently used with pain


    aches, discomfort, distress, suffering
    People with epilepsy say that they do not experience pain or distress before or when
    they have seizures.

    https://www.macmillandictionary.com/collocations/british/pain

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