Background The prevention and treatment of chronic pain problems in breast cancer follow-
up care require an adequate response from healthcare providers. Generally, this involves …

4. Discussion To conclude, a person's way of coping with pain and the associated needs is
dynamic and influenced by factors at multiple levels such as the intrapersonal, interpersonal …

This qualitative study aimed to explore experiences of women with persistent pain following
breast cancer treatment, including their perceptions about the cause of their pain, how they …

Introduction After finishing cancer treatment, breast cancer survivors often experience both
physical and psychosocial symptoms such as pain. In some, pain can persist for months or …

Objective Pain is prevalent among breast cancer survivors and can persist for years,
impeding quality of life. Both prevention and pain treatment are important. However, this …

Objectives Recognizing the limitations of the current pain therapies, the study aimed to
explore the unique needs and obstacles related to pain management in Breast Cancer …

This paper discusses the growing problem of persisting pain after successful treatment of
breast cancer and presents recommendations for improving pain-related outcomes for this …

Context According to the literature, 25%–60% of women treated for breast cancer,
regardless of the stage, experience pain. Many risk factors have been suggested, with many …

Objective This qualitative evidence synthesis aimed to identify, review and synthesise
qualitative research describing the experience of persistent pain in adult cancer survivors …

Aims and objectives To gain knowledge of how women experience pain and pain treatment
after breast cancer surgery and to identify areas of pain management that they believe could …