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Opioid use in patients presenting with pain in Zahedan, Islamic Republic of Iran / Rahimi Movaghar, V.;Rakhshani, F.;Mohammadi, M.;Rahimi Movaghar, A.

Tác giả : Rahimi Movaghar, V.;Rakhshani, F.;Mohammadi, M.;Rahimi Movaghar, A.

Năm xuất bản : 2004

Chủ đề : 1. Analgesics, Opioid. 2. Case-Control Studies. 3. Causality. 4. Chronic Disease. 5. Cross-Sectional Studies. 6. Drug Utilization. 7. Employment.

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82-89 To study the prevalence and factors associated with opioid use in pain, 480 consecutive patients with a chief complaint of pain were interviewed at 10 clinics in Zahedan. The data were analysed in relation to 18 possible associated factors. The prevalence of opioid use was 28.5% in patients presenting with pain. There was no significant relation between opioid use and chronic pain [>/= 6 months], but there was a relationship with the following 5 factors: previous opioid use by friends [72.9% versus 20.4% without friends using], occupation [58.5% private sector employees/self-employed versus 17.4% housewives], cigarette smoking [60.8% versus 21.8% not smoking], consultation for a psychological problem [38.3% versus 23.3% without], and death of a spouse [60.0% versus 26.1% without]

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