Sentences with phrase «debilitating pain on»

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We can imagine that an individual faced with debilitating, irreversible illness, who would have to endure intractable pain, mutilating surgery, or demeaning treatments — with added concern for the burden being placed on family and friends — might conclude that suicide was a reasonable, even generous, resolution to a process already moving inexorably toward death.

The process was going to rob me of the little strength I have as a person living with debilitating pain in 15 areas of my body, since 1985 when my car was hit head on by a truck driven by a drunk driver.

For moms who know that their baby is suffering from a genetic anomaly or debilitating condition, it's sometimes easier knowing that the baby that passed on will never suffer the pain of being born, only to struggle to live.

At the same time, he adds, clinical studies on migraine headache, asthma, chronic pain and irritable bowel syndrome have demonstrated the important role of the placebo in helping relieve symptoms of these often debilitating conditions.

While most people are familiar with knee and hip replacement surgery for debilitating arthritis in these joints, ankle replacement is another procedure that's on the rise for people suffering from severe ankle pain.

Up to 40 percent of treated patients, however, go on to develop some degree of hemorrhagic cystitis, a debilitating condition characterized by severe inflammation in the bladder that can lead to tremendous pain, life - threatening bleeding, and frequent, urgent urination.

CFS — sometimes known as ME (myalgic encephalomyelitis)-- is a complex illness characterized by impaired memory and concentration, metabolic, cardiac, gut and immune dysfunction and debilitating muscle pain and fatigue on exertion (also known as neuroimmune exhaustion).

«By preventing this debilitating but little - discussed problem, methylnaltrexone could substantially enhance the quality of the last months of life for terminal cancer patients and others who depend on opioid pain relievers,» said the study's first author Chun - Su Yuan, MD, PhD, assistant professor of anesthesia and critical care at the University of Chicago.

Any thoughts on the most likely cause for the debilitating forehead pain?

Living with arthritis or any autoimmune disorder is difficult on the body, but what makes it incredibly debilitating is the emotional pain that comes with it.

In an article in The New England Journal of Medicine, Dr. Bruce Moseley, an orthopedic surgeon renowned for the knee surgeries he performed on people with debilitating knee pain, reported about a brilliant study he designed to prove that his signature knee surgery was more effective than others.

The pain can go from discomfort to debilitating, putting your running efforts on hold.

I used to suffer at least once a week, with the most awful, debilitating pain which would leave me curled up on the floor in agony.

These were not simple headaches but rather debilitating incidents of excruciating pain that sent her to the ER on many occasions and were simply putting her on the sidelines of life.

Julianne also recovered from debilitating mercury toxicity, chronic fatigue, mold toxicity, thyroid imbalance and pain by focusing on healing and hydration at the cellular level.

I have debilitating pain but exercise helps but my right leg has tumors (benign) that form on the sheath of my nerves.

The research focuses on how radiation and chemotherapy might be used to ease pain in dogs suffering from this debilitating disease.

Due to a work - related accident which ended his trucking career nearly 20 years ago, John suffers from depression and debilitating physical pain on a daily basis.

Because of the very debilitating nature of chronic pain, it is important that pet owners learn how to recognise pain in dogs in order to avoid the devastating consequences of this condition on the quality of life of their pets.

When our medical malpractice attorney calculates a dollar amount for damages, special attention is always given to the impact of the patient's psychological injuries, such as «pain and suffering», as well as the financial burden of debilitating personal injuries, long - term healthcare and on - going medical treatments.

These accidents leave many people feeling helpless, with a mass of expenses on top of potentially debilitating trauma and pain.