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Patient expectations and concerns vary by age among adults attending a chronic pain clinic

Expectations, Concerns Vary With Age for Adults at Pain Clinic

Younger patients more concerned about employment, social participation; mobility worries older patients
Music therapy interventions can favorably affect pain perceptions in patients recovering from spine surgery

Music Therapy Relieves Post-Op Pain in Spinal Surgery Patients

Live tunes, singing, rhythmic drumming appeared to help ease discomfort after spinal surgery
Several classes of drugs reduce neuropathy-related pain better than placebo

Review: Several Classes of Drugs Treat Pain of Diabetic Neuropathy

Longer-term assessments of outcomes needed, researchers say
People who are overweight and experiencing chronic pain may find relief in a diet rich in anti-inflammatory foods

Anti-Inflammatory Foods May Mediate Pain in Obese Patients

Data indicate that dietary intake can mediate relationship of body fat to body pain
For patients with bone metastases

Researchers Urge Radiotherapy for All Patients With Bone Mets

Patients responding to radiotherapy have greater reduction in pain and greater improvements in QOL
The monophasic hyaluronic acid filler with lidocaine

Monophasic HA Filler + Lidocaine Corrects Nasolabial Folds

Monophasic hyaluronic acid filler, Dermalax implant plus, not inferior to biphasic HA Sub-Q
Intravenous lidocaine seems safe for reducing pain among patients in the intensive care unit with varying degrees of organ dysfunction

Intravenous Lidocaine Offers Alternative for ICU Patients’ Pain

Findings in patients in intensive care unit with varying degrees of organ dysfunction
Electroacupuncture can alleviate hyperalgesia during ethanol withdrawal

Electroacupuncture Can Relieve Pain During Alcohol Withdrawal

In rat study, hyperalgesia could be mitigated by EA via mechanism involving mu opioid receptors
For patients in a progressive care unit

Clinical Massage, Guided Imagery Reduce Pain, Anxiety

Findings show beneficial effects for two interventions among patients in progressive care unit
For patients with severe cancer pain episodes

Study Assesses Sublingual Fentanyl Vs Morphine for CA Pain

Both treatments were found to be safe; majority of patients preferred sublingual administration