backache
backache
Definition
back·ache (bak′āk′)
noun
an ache or pain in the back, esp. in the lower back
backache
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- cause: The most common ailment in Scottish hospitals is backache caused by locals stretching for their wallets.
- get: Concerns I've got terrible backache My bump's making jerky movements Want to know more?
- have: Gone are the days of just having a backache!
- suffer: Whereas, women in relationships suffered more backache and insomnia!
- include: Other signs include backache or that heavy feeling you get during your period.
- relieve: Back Pad ( shown left ) Designed to relieve most backaches by using powerful magnetic fields to penetrate to the depth of the pain.
Adjective modifier
- low: Acupuncture can successfully treat: Lower backache Arthritis Headaches Muscle spasms There are various forms of acupuncture.
- terrible: Concerns I've got terrible backache My bump's making jerky movements Want to know more?
- chronic: Previous data have suggested that an epidural may increase the incidence of chronic backache.
- severe: He was feverish 38°C and complaining of rash, headache, severe backache and nausea.
- simple: In acute simple backache there is not need for an X-ray.
- most: Back Pad ( shown left ) Designed to relieve most backaches by using powerful magnetic fields to penetrate to the depth of the pain.
Modifies a noun
- labor: Suffice to say, I never felt the urge to push, Ben was posterior so gave me terrible backache labor.
- pain: I had a lot of backache pain with each contraction and this was the only way I could cope with it.
Noun used with modifier
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