Study researchers found that function in daily life improved as migraine headache days reduced, and that migraine patients treated with galcanezumab had improved quality of life.
Study researchers investigated whether neurovascular contact with morphological changes influences the etiology of trigeminal neuralgia secondary to MS.
Preoperative risk factors, including opioid use and fatigue severity, may be an important part of preoperative screening to determine post-TKA pain outcomes.
High school students with migraine report a lower headache frequency if their school starts at 8:30 am or later compared with those who start school earlier in the day.
Ketamine appears to be an effective analgesic to be administered in the prehospital setting for acute pain.
Opioid coprescription with psychotropic medications during pregnancy increases a woman’s antepartum hospitalization risk.
Factors associated with delayed opioid cessation and prolonged postoperative pain resolution following surgery were identified in this study.
Reducing depressive symptoms early may result in better improvements in fatigue and pain interference in patients with multiple sclerosis.
People with chronic pain and multiple sclerosis often describe their pain as a combination of nociceptive, nociplastic, and/or neuropathic pain characteristics.
Fasinumab, a fully human monoclonal antibody, may offer relief for people with chronic low back pain that has not responded to treatment.
