… Finally, this study also revealed that distressed chronic pain patients reported medication
use to be associated with further distress. Fears about treatment and its effects may need to be …

… chronic pain prevalence among patients with COPD compared with similar patients with other
chronic … control subjects without COPD but with another chronic illness based on age, sex, …

… Non-adherence to analgesic medication use is very common in the chronic pain population.
The choice for pharmacological therapy should not only be based upon pain diagnosis but …

… medication beliefs in chronic pain patients’ response to prescribed opiate medications. We
… be significantly associated with medication use and misuse as well as medication response. …

… The Medication Quantification Scale (… medication use in patients with chronic, nonmalignant
pain. Scores are calculated for each medication based on weights assigned by medication …

… medication costs attributable to the treatment of chronic pain … of pain medication categories
used for common chronic pain … Further, we analyzed the trend of outpatient chronic pain …

… taking significantly less medication than they … chronic pain patients recall their pain and
medication use for the previous day and week in a way that is congruent with their present pain …

… symptoms, functional disabilities, contributory comorbid illnesses, and medication use or
overuse. Treatment of chronic pain involves a comprehensive approach using medication and …

… , whereas the extent of medication use in children and adolescents with pain was generally
not investigated at all. In addition, our definition of chronic pain differs from that used by …

… find our hypothesized findings that individuals with more centralized pain (eg, with a more …
of pain centralization predicted differential medication usage before and after cannabis usage. …