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BACKGROUND
The increasing prevalence of chronic pain and obesity has significant health and cost implications for economies in the developed and developing world. Evidence suggests that there is a positive correlation between obesity and chronic pain and the link between them is thought to be
Introduction: Obesity in adolescents is increasing in frequency and is associated with short-term and long-term negative consequences that include the exacerbation of co-occurring chronic pain.
Objective:
Youth with chronic pain are at higher risk for obesity than the general population. In youth with chronic pain, obesity exacerbates pain-specific activity limitations, and in adults with chronic pain, obesity perpetuates a cycle of disability. The current study examined whether weight status
BACKGROUND
Obesity (Ob) is one of the major issues for the public health care system with a constantly increasing prevalence. Chronic Pain (CP), on the other hand, is a pathological condition as severe and prevalent as the former. Ob and CP are not only pathological conditions, they also are
Factors such as gender, ethnicity, and age affect pain processing in children and adolescents with chronic pain. Although obesity has been shown to affect pain processing in adults, almost nothing is known about pediatric populations. The aim of this pilot study was to explore whether obesity alters
OBJECTIVE
To determine the extent to which bodily pain mediates the effect of obesity on disability and physical function.
METHODS
Cross-sectional analysis.
METHODS
Population-based sample of residents in the greater Boston area.
METHODS
Community-dwelling adults aged 70 and older
obesity and osteoarthritis have strong inter-relationship with multi-factorial mechanism that caused pain and leads to decreased quality of life. Exercise has been identified as prevention and management against obesity and joint pain. This systematic review aims to assess the effect OBJECTIVE
The objective of this study is to examine the strategies used to manage chronic pain from the perspective of the individual in group interviews.
METHODS
Sixteen low-income overweight Latino adults participated in two group interviews facilitated by a trained moderator who inquired about
BACKGROUND
To reduce incidence and severity of postsurgical pain and minimize the effect of its clinical and economic correlates, multimodal therapy for surgical patients is recommended. In this report, we discuss the use of liposome bupivacaine, a novel multivesicular formulation of bupivacaine
OBJECTIVE
Pediatric obesity and chronic pain are 2 of the most significant public health crises affecting youth today. Despite the high number of youth experiencing both chronic pain and obesity, little research has been done examining their relationship. This study aims to both replicate and extend
Providers frequently report pain as a barrier to weight loss, and initial evidence suggests individuals with chronic pain and obesity experience reduced treatment success. However, scant evidence informs our understanding of how this comorbidity negatively influences treatment outcome. More
Background: The obesity epidemic has influenced pain rehabilitation clinics. To date, little is known about baseline level of physical activity (PA) in patients referred to pain rehabilitation clinics. We aimed to investigate the PA
Throughout the world many people have both obesity and chronic pain, comorbidities that decrease Health-Related Quality of Life (HRQoL). It is uncertain whether patients with comorbid obesity can maintain improved HRQoL after Interdisciplinary Multimodal Pain Rehabilitation Chronic pain in late adolescence and young adults is understudied and poorly characterized.We sought to characterize key variables that may impact pain interference in late adolescents and young adults with chronic pain, including prescription opioid use, This paper presents a biopsychosocial model of self-regulation, executive functions, and personal growth that we have applied to Goal-Directed Resilience in Training (GRIT) interventions for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), obesity, and chronic pain. Implications of the training for the