Sentences with phrase «types of pain require»

Previously, doctors sometimes recommended spooning for couples with back pain, but the new study shows that different types of pain require different solutions.

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The types of medications include antibiotics, anti-arrhythmics, pain killers, anti-nauseates — bread - and - butter medications which are required everyday in hospitals.

Researchers also noted that most of the injuries tended to be minor aches and pains that didn't require any type of special treatment or recovery protocols.

Meditation can also be used for migraine sufferers, though continual practice may be required depending on tolerance of each person's pain threshold due to this type of pain being in the head area.

For example, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) now requires statin drugs to carry labels warning of their association with type 2 diabetes, confusion, memory loss, and muscle pain.

The use of this type of equipment is therefore not recommended during this exercise unless required for other therapeutic reasons, such as pain relief or motor control.

The type of pain relief necessary varies from one patient to another, with some dogs doing well on pretty mild pain relievers, such as aspirin, and other dogs requiring other more potent pain relievers such as etodolac (Etogesic Rx), carprofen (Rimadyl Rx) or hydrocodone / codeine (Vicodin Rx, Tylenol 3 Rx).

It's a pain in the ass type of race that requires quick thinking and quick reflexes when you are piloting a 600HP beast of a Hummer or F150, hurtling along at over 120MPH.

In the Sidebar entitled «8 Types of Resistance,» «Habits and addictions,» to the sentence containing the phrase,»... that the client doesn't want to deal with...,» I would suggest an update based on our knowledge that addiction is a brain disorder, not a want / not - want:»... the client doesn't want to deal with, isn't receiving sufficient medical care for, or doesn't have sufficient emotion regulation skills to, tolerate the intense discomfort, even pain, that results from the discipline and deprivation required...»