Converse of object

• relieve: It can really help to relieve lower back pain.

• ease: Putting in insoles, & plasters, eases pain on ankles.

• inflict: Neither of these actions were sufficiently forceful to inflict pain.

• alleviate: The initial goal of treatment is to alleviate pain, followed by measures to reduce future fracture risk.

Adjective modifier

• abdominal: Female pelvic organs Symptoms of painful periods Cramping lower abdominal pains are the most common symptom.

• chronic: No hands on physical therapy is given to people with chronic muscular skeletal pain, this is policy.

• severe: If you get severe pain and vomiting get urgent advice from your GP.

• acute: The heart muscle, suddenly deprived of oxygen, is the site of the typical acute central chest pain.

• pelvic: Information: I have been experiencing pelvic pain on and off for a year or so.

• postoperative: Single dose oral ibuprofen and diclofenac for postoperative pain.

Modifies a noun

• relief: Pain relief CD to download or buy right now!

• killer: His lameness improved over the next week, despite receiving no pain killers.

Noun used with modifier

• chest: Initial analysis will focus on patients with chest pain.

• stomach: And the most disturbing: " Stomach pain and stomach ulcer with or without bleeding.

• knee: If you experience any knee pain, stop the exercise.

• neck: In some cases, neck pain can be a symptom of head injury or disk trouble in the neck.

Preposition: in

• ass: Building MSI installers turns out to be almost completely a pain in the ass.

• ass: MULDER: I'm a pain in the ass to work with.

• abdomen: If a gallstone were responsible there would probably have been a preceding history of pain in the abdomen.

Preposition: of

• childbirth: Do you think part of a mother's happiness may be because she has come through the pain of childbirth?