… , the limited prescription of narcotic pain medications by the … , to our knowledge, usual
pain management strategy among … study, narcotic pain medications were—if prescribed—usually …

… Only limited data exist on postoperative narcotic prescribing … how much narcotic pain
medication is being prescribed after … leftover narcotics and what happens to surplus medication? …

… prescription drug-abuse epidemic. Surgeons often prescribe more postoperative narcotic
pain medication … Although narcotics are effective for severe, acute, postoperative pain, few …

… Another finding of this study was that dental students prescribed narcotics significantly more
often than residents. This remained true after accounting for analgesic premedication and …

… 4 broad classes of prescription psychotherapeutic drugs, including pain relievers, tranquilizers…
Nonmedical use is defined as the use of these medications without one’s own prescription …

… part influenced by the number of prescriptions filled, which DAWN does not measure; for
example, rates of prescribing specific narcotic pain medications may vary across the age groups…

… To account for the number of statistical association tests that were performed (13 different
characteristics were evaluated for association with requesting a pain medication prescription …

… to apply to prescription use of pain medications. More specifically, … fit patients legally using
medications for pain, and in these … addictive potential of narcotic pain medications, and would …

… pain. This study examines cognitive intellectual functions in patients with chronic pain who
are using prescribed … [3] compared patients with chronic pain using narcotics with those using …

… The treatments most commonly prescribed for back pain are medications, particularly
nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), muscle relaxants, and narcotic analgesics. In 1990…