Neuralgic (adjective)

Relating to or suffering from neuralgia, a severe pain in a nerve or group of nerves.

Origin:

Mid 19th century: from french névralgique, from greek neuron "nerve" + algos "pain".

Examples:

1. The neuralgic headache was a constant source of pain and discomfort for the patient.
2. The neuralgic pain was often triggered by touch or movement, making simple tasks difficult to perform.
3. The neuralgic symptoms were treated with medications, physical therapy, and other methods, to provide some relief.
4. The neuralgic nerve was identified through imaging studies, helping the doctor determine the best course of treatment.
5. The neuralgic condition was a rare, but debilitating form of chronic pain, affecting many aspects of daily life.