Sentences with phrase «experienced less discomfort»

Babies with acid reflux experience less discomfort because they are laying at an angle, not flat on a floor blanket;

My baby's digestion has improved and he experiences less discomfort and gas.

While research shows that in many cases the procedure does not stop the radiographic progression of hip dysplasia or arthritis, dogs who have undergone the surgery appear to experience less discomfort.

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This allows for a more customizable pumping experience and hopefully less discomfort.

Aside from wanting to chew on everything because he is teething, my son doesn't seem to experience any discomfort and even his drooling is less.

While I doubt any animal experiences pain the way humans do, if suffering and discomfort are indicated in their behavior, it is no less important biologically or ethically.»

I didn't experience as much pain and discomfort, and over time, I saw less and less old brown blood and clots.

Yoga: Another study funded by the NCCIH revealed that people with chronic lower back pain who took up Iyengar yoga, a practice that focuses on proper alignment, experienced decreased discomfort and less disability after six months.

Patients taking turmeric experienced significantly less discomfort compared to placebo.

None of this experience is as raw and visceral as the original M3's four - cylinder screaming up to its naturally aspirated redline above 7,200 rpm while the stripped - down chassis telegraphed messages direct to the driver's vagus nerve, but remember: The payoff for more discomfort back then was less than 200 horsepower and 60 mph acceleration in the high 6 - second range.

This means a better quality of life for your pet, and less of a chance for self - destructive behaviors like self - mutilation, picking, and pulling that can result when your pet is experiencing pain or discomfort.

This means that your cat will be back on their feet more quickly, and will experience less swelling and discomfort than with traditional procedures.

About 75 % of those using standing desks experienced less body discomfort after using these types of workstations.

The experience of an infant who is hungry or wet, cries in discomfort, and has a caring adult come and care for him / her in a timely manner, is less stressful than that of an infant who is left to cry, alone or handled harshly by his / her caregiver.

I tell them they'll most likely experience discomfort and frustration, but gradually feel less burdened, and eventually love the results.