Comorbidity of obesity and pain in a general population: results from the Southern Pain Prevalence Study
This cross-sectional study examines the relation between obesity and self-reported pain
(moderate or severe pain occurring at least monthly) in a general population sample of
adults in the southeastern United States (N= 3637). Results of the study suggest that obese
adults (body mass index [BMI]> 30) are more likely to experience pain than their normal-
weight and underweight counterparts. Respondents classified as class I obese (BMI of 30 to
34.9) were 1.762 times as likely as the underweight and normal weight participants to report …
(moderate or severe pain occurring at least monthly) in a general population sample of
adults in the southeastern United States (N= 3637). Results of the study suggest that obese
adults (body mass index [BMI]> 30) are more likely to experience pain than their normal-
weight and underweight counterparts. Respondents classified as class I obese (BMI of 30 to
34.9) were 1.762 times as likely as the underweight and normal weight participants to report …
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