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Things discomfort often describes (“discomfort ________”)
glare, anxiety, swells, relief, index, results, increases, disturbance, scores, levels, pain, rating, cries, level, days, scale, handicaps, tolerance, hope, due, threshold, surveys, thresholds, symptoms, ratings, ranges
How discomfort often is described (“________ discomfort”)
physical, abdominal, great, much, little, considerable, extreme, mild, general, patient, acute, less, personal, slight, vague, severe, more, minimal, epigastric, emotional, minor, local, obvious, postoperative, psychological, intense, significant, mental, gastrointestinal, temporary, serious, greater, initial, subjective, gastric, least, apparent, ocular, pelvic, undue, unnecessary, visual, upper, greatest, persistent, constant, moderate, chronic, slightest, immediate, stomach, musculoskeletal, substernal, intestinal, marked, occasional, menstrual, momentary, transient, worth, evident, joint, perineal, oral, associated, dull, profound, suprapubic, generalized, thermal, excessive, chest, retrosternal, minimum
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