re-aggravate

I have an old injury that my adorable yellow lab managed to re-aggravate.

I discovered something over the past few days... - SpouseBUZZ 2009

"The worst thing is to become injured by choosing inappropriate activities, or to re-aggravate an old injury," says Ms. Albohm of OrthoIndy.

Senior Play: The Graying 2007

And with only one day in between games, I didn't want him to re-aggravate his injury, Minnesota coach Jacques Lemaire said.

USATODAY.com 2003

"He said, 'We would rather have you out one week than re-aggravate it and go through this process again and be out for a month.'"

NY Daily News 2011

Noticeably limping after the game, he did not re-aggravate his sprained right ankle.

Las Vegas Sun Stories: All Sun Headlines 2009

Bowman appeared to re-aggravate a groin injury that he suffered during preseason camp early in last week's win over Akron.

Times Leader News 2009

My guess is the only way that happens is if Byrnes or Tracy re-aggravate something, and I am not at all recommending Romero take matters into his own crowbar-wielding hands.

All articles at Blogcritics 2009

While the 6-foot-5 red zone threat who has four touchdown catches this season did not register a reception against CSU, he played the game at 100 percent and did not re-aggravate a nagging ankle injury.

Las Vegas Sun Stories: All Sun Headlines 2009

Chaney, who missed almost the entire month of February with a stress fracture in his heel, saw three minutes of action last week in Starkville against Mississippi State, but it was enough to re-aggravate the injury.

GatorCountry.com - Latest Headlines 2009

"The problem with this particular injury, while he is vastly improved, we want to be ultra-conservative and take our time and make sure he's 100\%," said assistant general manager Gord Ash. "The worst thing, just from an experience point of view, you don't want to push a guy out there and have him re-aggravate it and push him back to square one."

JSOnline.com 2009