Sentences with phrase «stinging pain»

The skull, the middle of the tip of the toe, and the upper arm, he reported last year in a PeerJ paper entitled «Honey bee sting pain index by body location.»

Football players often complain of «stinger» or «burner» injuries, which classically involve compression of the nerve root and result in burning or stinging pain down the arm from the neck.

Over the course of decades of field research to study Hymenoptera — the taxonomic order of insects that includes bees, wasps, and ants — he developed what is fittingly known as the Schmidt sting pain index, building on research that debuted in a 1983 paper in the Archives of Insect Biochemistry and Physiology.

You hold a trembling bee in your palm, in that moment before the stinging pain of it floods into the bend of your finger, a bee sting is just as awful now as it was when you were ten years old, there's a circle of white heat surrounded by the rest of you.

It was nowhere near as bad as I thought anyway, like a stretching / stinging pain.

Nobody cares if you have a stinging pain when a robot hits you — what you want to prevent is injury, because that's when litigation starts.»

For months, the left side of my knee had this stinging pain that always set in around the second hour of a long run.

I still feel a stinging pain in my shoulder muscles it's gotten better but it's still there.

The stinging pain of getting it wrong in Season 1 is not the only thing challenging Detective Cornell in the new season.

Instead, «1945» relies on the power of suggestion and the stinging pain of remorse that lasts a lifetime.

So I created a sting pain index.

They may include: spasms or stinging pains, paralysis, intellectual disability, loss of touch sensations, bowel or bladder control problems, abnormal reflexes and breathing difficulties.