1.
Gets Detailed Information about Your Pain
Pain Location:
The part (or parts) of the body affected.
Worst Pain:
The worst point within a painful area. The worst area if you
have several painful body areas.
Pain Severity and Duration:
How severe and how long.
Pain Quality:
Pain may be described in many different ways – sharp, dull,
throbbing, burning, numb, aching, etc.
What makes Pain Better or
Worse: Pain may
vary according to the time of day, physical activity,
certain movements, touching the area, medications, or your
emotional state.
Associated Symptoms: Such as stiffness or swelling.
Limitation of Activity:
Pain may make it difficult for you to walk, or to do
housework or gardening.
Mood Changes:
Chronic pain can be debilitating and upsetting, and some
people are better able to tolerate pain than others.
2.
Confirms you can Take Part in the Study
We ask some questions to make
sure you are eligible for the study.
3.
Gets Contact Information for us to email your Personal Pain
Report & to Analyze Group Data
We take all legal means
available to us to protect your confidentiality and prevent
unsolicited contacts.
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