Capsaicin 8% patch has demonstrated efficacy and safety in improving pain, allodynia, and hyperalgesia associated with a wide range of localized peripheral neuropathy types.
Patients with osteoarthritis and knee pain who experience an early reduction in pain intensity when treated with duloxetine may experience long-term improvements in pain and quality of life from continued duloxetine intervention.
Medicinal cannabis may not effectively reduce opioid use or pain interference in individuals with chronic noncancer pain.
Most opioid overdose patients were male and lived in the Southern United States (39.3%).
The growing body of research on marijuana and its effectiveness for pain management can be attributed to its recent legalization across multiple states in the United States.
Patients who received pregabalin and celecoxib had significantly lower pain scores and fewer patient-controlled analgesia button pushes than those who did not.
Preemptive tapentadol may safely and effectively reduce postoperative pain in patients undergoing total knee arthroplasty.
Duloxetine may not be effective in treating juvenile primary fibromyalgia syndrome.
Tramadol, although seldom prescribed in children, was found to be prescribed for almost half of children with contraindications for its use.
Fast-dissolving oral piroxicam may represent an effective alternative to sublingual fentanyl for treating incidental breakthrough pain attacks caused by bone metastasis.
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