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Entries cover qualitative pain sensations (e.g., aching, sharp, burning, throbbing, stabbing, cramping), pain intensity and character (acute, chronic, mild/moderate/severe), and patterns of occurrence (constant, intermittent, recurrent, progressive/gradual, shifting). 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cólico (menstrual), acalambrante Crushing Aplastante, triturante, opresivo  \nCutting Cortante  \nDarting Como una punzada, fulgurante, dolor vivo y  \nrepentino, lacinante Deep Profundo, hondo  \nDiffuse General, difundido, que se difunde  \nDistressing Angustiante  \nDrilling Taladrante, terebrante  \nDull Sordo, leve  \nElectric Eléctrico  \nExcruciating, unbearable-Insoportable,“no aguanto”, agudísimo,  \nExplosive  \nExhausting Fixed Flashing  \nFlickering Gas Generalized Gnawing Gradual  \nGripping  \nGrowing pains Heartburn Horrible Hurting Indigestion  \nIntense  \nIntermittent Jumping Knot-like Localized Moderate, mild Nagging Needle-like  \nNeuralgia  \nNeuralgic Numb  \natroz Fulminante Extenuante Fijo  \nRelampagueante, destellos de luz, fulgurante Parpadeante, fluctuante  \nGas, con mucho aire  \nGeneral, difundido, que se difunde Persistente, lacerante, carcomiente, corrosivo Gradual  \nInsistente, lo único que piensa es en el dolor Dolor producido por el crecimiento Acidez, agruras, agrieras (Colombia) Horrible  \nAdolorido, doloroso (to be painful)  \nIndigestión, llenura, pesadez, empacho (Mexico)  \nIntenso, agudo Intermitente, va y viene Brincador  \nComo un nudo  \nLocalizado, un lugar concreto Moderado  \nMachacante, molestia continua, persistente Como agujas  \nComo una neurálgia Neurálgico Entumecido, dormido  \nMenstrual pain, dysmenorrhea Dismenorrea  \nPiercing Perforante, traspasante  \nPinching Pellizcante  \nPins and needles, tingling Pounding  \nPulsing  \nPressure, pressing Prickly, pricking, itchy Pulsing  \nQueasy  \nQuivering Radiating  \nReferred  \nRemittent Scratchy Searing  \nSevere Sharp  \nShifting  \nShock-like  \nShooting Sore, tender Spasmodic  \nSplitting Squeezing  \nStabbing, knife like  \nSteady  \nSticking  \nStiffness  \nStinging Suffocating Tender  \nTearing Throbbing  \nTight  \nTingling  \nTwinge  \nTwisting  \nTwitch  \nUnbearable I  \nHormigueo  \nPalpitante, que late, latiente, golpeante, pulsátil  \nPulsante  \nPresión, apremiante  \nPicar/que pica, punzante, picante Pulsante  \nMareado, intranquilo Tremulante, pulsátil  \nQue se extiende, que corre, que se irradia, que se expande, radiante Dolor que origina en una parte pero que se siente en otra/que responde en otra; 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