Stabbing Pain
/STAB-ing payn/Very sharp, intense, piercing pain.
Paroxysmal lancinating pain characteristic of neuralgia or visceral perforation.
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Very sharp, intense, piercing pain.
Paroxysmal lancinating pain characteristic of neuralgia or visceral perforation.
Harsh, high-pitched breathing sound on inspiration.
High-pitched monophonic sound caused by turbulent airflow through a narrowed extrathoracic upper airway.
Temporary loss of consciousness (fainting).
Transient loss of consciousness and postural tone with spontaneous recovery, caused by global cerebral hypoperfusion.
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