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a symptom of some physical hurt or disorder

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the patient developed severe pain and distension

↑ache, ↑aching, ↑agony, ↑suffering, ↑excruciation, ↑arthralgia, ↑burn, ↑burning, ↑causalgia, ↑colic, ↑intestinal colic, ↑gripes, ↑griping, ↑chest pain, ↑chiralgia, ↑distress, ↑dysmenorrhea, ↑glossalgia, ↑glossodynia, ↑growing pains, ↑hemorrhoid, ↑haemorrhoid, ↑piles, ↑keratalgia, ↑labor pain, ↑mastalgia, ↑melagra, ↑meralgia, ↑metralgia, ↑myalgia, ↑myodynia, ↑nephralgia, ↑neuralgia, ↑neuralgy, ↑odynophagia, ↑orchidalgia, ↑pang, ↑sting, ↑photalgia, ↑photophobia, ↑pleurodynia, ↑pleuralgia, ↑costalgia, ↑podalgia, ↑proctalgia, ↑referred pain, ↑renal colic, ↑smart, ↑smarting, ↑smartness, ↑stinging, ↑stitch, ↑tenderness, ↑soreness, ↑rawness, ↑thermalgesia, ↑throb, ↑torture, ↑torment, ↑ulalgia, ↑urodynia