Pain is a complex phenomenon that affects individuals in different ways. Wound pain is often
seen as an inevitable consequence of wound care and many patients may suffer from …

Under treated pain can result in a number of potentially serious sequelae (Australian and
New Zealand College of Anaesthetists, 2006), including delayed mobilization and recovery …

The management of wound-related pain has received increasing attention over recent
years. In the past seven years, five guidance documents aimed at practitioners caring for …

Wound-related pain is a common phenomenon for many patients and in recent years there
has been a growing awareness of the impact it has on both wound healing and quality of …

All wounds have the potential to cause pain, and the nature of the pain varies with the type
of wound. Many factors may exacerbate wound pain, including infection, trauma at dressing …

Pain associated with chronic wounds can delay wound healing, affects quality of life, and
has a major impact on physical, emotional, and cognitive function. However, wound‐related …

Aims and objectives To map and synthesise the existing literature on topical therapies for
malignant fungating wounds pain management and the gaps involved. Background Most …

Wound-related pain can cause significant distress and may lead to reduced quality of life.
This article provides an overview of the management and treatment of pain in patients with …

A review of research investigating pain and wound care Page 1 Paraffin tulle gauze is often
used on the toenail bed following nail avulsion. Following anecdotal reports from com- munity …

Reduction of chronic wound pain has the potential to improve patients' quality of life,
expedite the healing process and, ultimately, relieve pressure on community services …