Chronic pain
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Acupuncture effective for chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome- Acupuncture effective for chronic shoulder pain
- Chronic pain common after Pfannenstiel incision
- Acupuncture effective for chronic pain conditions
- Amitriptyline ineffective for chronic back pain
- Acupuncture not effective for chronic knee pain
- Alfuzosin (alpha-agonist) not effective for chronic prostatitis-chronic pelvic pain
- Motor cortex stimulation may improve chronic pain
- TENS ineffective in chronic low back pain
- Antidepressants helpful in chronic rheumatic and other pain disorders
- Uncertain benefit of electroacupuncture for chronic low back pain
- Walking program effective for chronic low back pain
- Updated CDC guidelines for opioid prescribing for chronic pain
- Tenuous link between vitamin D and chronic pain
- Radial ESWT improves pain in chronic plantar fasciitis
- Cannabis provides some relief (with side effects) for chronic pain
- Chronic pain, especially headache, is common after traumatic brain injury
- SR: limited evidence on marijuana to treat chronic noncancer pain
- Massage improves function in patients with chronic low back pain
- Gabapentin is equal to placebo for pain relief in women with chronic pelvic pain (GaPP2), but with more side effects
- PICKUP model modestly accurate in predicting chronic pain after acute low back pain
- Practice guideline suggests a trial of CBD/THC for patients with chronic pain
- Placebo plus message of benefit decreases chronic low back pain
- Mindfulness-based intervention is effective for chronic pain when delivered virtually
- Opioid analgesia hard to tolerate and not effective for chronic low back pain
- Opioids for chronic back pain: short-term effectiveness, long-term uncertain
- Laparoscopic uterosacral nerve ablation (LUNA) doesn't alleviate chronic pelvic pain
- Mind-body treatments enhance opioid treatment of patients with acute or chronic pain
- Mindfulness-based stress reduction training effective for chronic low back pain
- Acupuncture, Alexander technique better than medical care for chronic neck pain
- Inconsistent benefit vs harm of skeletal muscle relaxants for chronic pain syndromes
- Steroid disc injection of little benefit in treating chronic low back pain
- Real acupuncture slightly more effective than sham for chronic low back pain
- Spinal manipulation is as effective as other nonsurgical therapies for chronic low back pain
- Several options are available to relieve chronic pain from TMJ disorder
- Gabapentinoids for chronic low back pain: limited evidence, more harm than benefit
- Acupuncture, CBT, stress reduction, yoga offer a small benefit for chronic back pain
- Focused ESWT better than placebo to relieve pain in patients with chronic plantar fasciitis
- Acupuncture improves sleep quality in cancer survivors with sleep disorders and chronic pain (PEACE)
- Nonopioids equivalent to opioids for severe chronic back, hip, or knee pain with fewer adverse outcomes
- Low-quality evidence supports exercise, massage, yoga, acupuncture, and other interventions for chronic pain
- Practice guideline: Do not use injections or radiofrequency to treat chronic neck or low back pain
- Among female patients with chronic pelvic pain, biopsychosocial approaches are associated with improved outcomes
- SR: Exercise is the only intervention to provide long-term improvement in patients with chronic low back pain
- Spinal cord stimulation no better than placebo stimulation for chronic pain after lumbar spine surgery
- Anticonvulsants, SNRIs, and rubefacients are best initial choices for chronic pain caused by diabetic neuropathy or postherpetic neuralgia
- Water-based exercise therapy is better than standard physical therapy for adults with chronic low back pain
- American College of Physicians urges caution when patients want to use cannabis/cannabinoids to treat chronic noncancer pain
- For chronic pain treatment, buprenorphine is not thought of as a better option by many patients and is no more effective than full agonist opioids
- Moderate or better evidence for specific cannabinoids for chronic pain, Tourette, epilepsy, spasticity, sleep, Parkinson, and other conditions
- Cognitive therapy, behavioral activation, and mindfulness meditation delivered via telehealth are all beneficial for chronic low back pain