Smoking cigarettes as a coping strategy for chronic pain is associated with greater pain intensity and poorer pain-related function.
Smoking cigarettes as a coping strategy for chronic pain is associated with greater pain intensity and poorer pain-related function.
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10.1016/j.jpain.2011.11.008
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发表时间:
2012-03
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4
通讯作者:
Morasco, Benjamin J.
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Patterson, Alexander L.;Gritzner, Susan;Resnick, Michael P.;Dobscha, Steven K.;Turk, Dennis C.;Morasco, Benjamin J.
Smoking cigarettes is prevalent among individuals with chronic pain. Some studies indicate nicotine reduces pain and others suggest it may cause or exacerbate pain. Participants in this cross-sectional study were 151 chronic pain patients from a large, urban VA medical center. Patients were divided into 3 groups: (1) non-smokers, (2) smokers who deny using cigarettes to cope with pain, and (3) smokers who report using cigarettes to cope with pain. Patients who reported smoking as a coping strategy for chronic pain scored significantly worse compared to the other 2 groups on the majority of measures of pain-related outcome. Non-smokers and smokers who denied smoking to cope did not differ on any variable examined. After controlling for the effects of demographic and clinical factors, smoking cigarettes as a coping strategy for pain was significantly and positively associated with pain intensity (p=0.04), pain interference (p=0.005), and fear of pain (p=0.04). In addition to the assessment of general smoking status, a more specific assessment of the chronic pain patient’s reasons for smoking may be an important consideration as part of interdisciplinary pain treatment.
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