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pain noun ache, adversity, affliction, aggravation, agony, ailment, anguish, blight, calamity, disability, disease, displeasure, distress, dolor, grief, grievvus trouble, hurt, ill, infliction, injury, malady, malaise, ordeal, pang, sickness, sore, soreness, sorrow, strong discomfort, suffering, torment, unease, woe, worry Associated concepts: pain and suffering See also: aggravate, anguish, annoy, distress, insult, irritate, nuisance, offend, perturb, pique, plague How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| 2002) also found that higher levels of catastrophizing cognitions, lower levels of perceived social support, and higher levels of solicitous responses from family members predicted phantom limb pain intensity, pain-related interference, and depression. Cutting-edge researchers in complementary and alternative medicine outline where their current research is headed, such as Samuel Shiflett's work on Reiki and stroke, Agatha Colbert's work on magnets and fibromyalgia, and Eric Leskowitz's work on therapeutic touch and phantom limb pain. The most common childhood miseries - apart from injuries - are headache, tummy ache, the needle pokes of immunization, and those phantom limb pains known as ``growing pains. |
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