| Patients and their physicians are familiar with acute pain or pain caused by injury. |
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| Once the acute pain has settled, a gradual return to activities such as swimming and walking should be undertaken. |
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| In patients older than 50 years, valacyclovir decreases the duration of acute pain and post-herpetic neuralgia compared with acyclovir. |
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| The most common initial symptom is acute pain, erythema, and swelling of the external ear, followed by joint pain. |
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| Many patients lived hours away, he said, and were in acute pain, making office visits difficult. |
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| Occasionally there may be a dull ache, or even more seldom, acute pain. |
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| Research also shows that when acute pain is not treated, it can turn into chronic pain. |
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| I am now able to turn my head without the acute pain I used to suffer in the past. |
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| If no improvement occurs within 24 hours or if it is an acute pain, fever or if you pus from the ear, always consult your doctor. |
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| However, it stresses that these weapons can cause acute pain and are open to abuse. |
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| It employs 130 researchers active in the development of medications to relieve chronic and acute pain. |
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| Just recently the U. S. Food and Drug Administration approved one conotoxin for the treatment of acute pain. |
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| Seconddegree burns extend somewhat into underlying skin layers, and are characterized by redness, blistering, and acute pain. |
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| Something about severed tendons from Vietnam causing acute pain, etc., etc. |
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| Chronic pain, combined with the acute pain inflicted by her severely abusive partner, compelled her to seek the analgesic properties of street drugs. |
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| During the first half of the twentieth century it was used for the control of both acute pain and chronic inflammatory conditions such as rheumatic fever. |
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| Girls are generally conscious when the operation is performed, and for many, it is a shocking experience marked not only by acute pain, but also by fear and confusion. |
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| It's kind of a chronic rather than an acute pain. |
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| That means much lower quotas, and acute pain in the fishing industry. |
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| Serious physical distress. Take your child to the doctor or emergency room if he or she has difficulty breathing or any acute pain that doesn't go away. |
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| Most of these data were derived from single-dose, acute pain studies and should be considered an approximation for selection of doses when treating chronic pain. |
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| Côte d'Ivoire recommended that experiments on detainees with electric impulsion weapons provoking acute pain, which can constitute a form of torture, be avoided in penitentiaries. |
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| Opioid analgesics are routinely provided for the treatment of acute pain and may be appropriate as part of a comprehensive plan for the management of chronic pain. |
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| Virtually all women experience some degree of acute pain, often requiring hospitalization with intensive pain management protocols and monitoring. |
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| We opted for the cold pressor as it is the preparation most often used to induce acute pain. |
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| The farmers trim the birds' beaks to keep them from pecking other birds, even though debeaking causes acute pain that recurs when the bird eats. |
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| The Acute Pain Service from the Department of Anesthesia manages epidural analgesia. |
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