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Pain is a sensory experience that is highly subjective to the individual. Pain may be acute or chronic and is characterized in various ways, according to duration, intensity, type (dull, burning or stabbing), source, or location in body. Read more...

Symptom Severities

Treatments Patients Take For Pain

Treatments Patients Take For Pain

Reason	# Patients	Percentage of patients
Ibuprofen	31	3%
Gabapentin	26	3%
Acetaminophen	23	3%
Hydrocodone	18	2%
Tramadol	13	1%
Celebrex	11	1%
Hydrocodone-Acetaminophen	11	1%
Pregabalin	9	1%
Amitriptyline	7	1%
Massage	7	1%
Naproxen	7	1%
Quinine Sulfate	7	1%
Range of Motion Exercises	7	1%
Hospital Bed	6	1%
ROHO Cushion	6	1%
Baclofen	5	1%
Morphine Sulfate	5	1%
Oxycodone	5	1%
Oxycontin	5	1%
Propoxyphene-Acetaminophen	5	1%
Codeine-Acetaminophen	3	0%
Memory foam mattress topper	3	0%
Morphine Sulfate IR	3	0%
Oxycodone-Acetaminophen	3	0%
Acupuncture	2	0%
Aspirin	2	0%
Cannabis	2	0%
Codeine phosphate	2	0%
Cortisone Injection	2	0%
Dihydrocodeine	2	0%
Fentanyl Transdermal Patch	2	0%
Headmaster Cervical Collar	2	0%
Magnesium	2	0%
Morphine Extended Release	2	0%
Physiotherapy	2	0%
Roxanol	2	0%
Ankle-Foot Orthosis AFO	1	0%
Boswellia	1	0%
Co-codamol	1	0%
Codeine Sulfate	1	0%
Compression Stockings	1	0%
Co-proxamol	1	0%
Cyclobenzaprine	1	0%
Diclofenac	1	0%
Diet	1	0%
Etoricoxib	1	0%
Excedrin	1	0%
Fenacol	1	0%
Fentanyl	1	0%
HC-Ibuprofen	1	0%
Hydrocodone-Ibuprofen	1	0%
Ibuprofen Prescription	1	0%
Jamieson Vitamin B Complex	1	0%
Levetiracetam	1	0%
Lidocaine Transdermal	1	0%
Lorazepam	1	0%
Methadone	1	0%
Nortriptyline	1	0%
Optalgin	1	0%
Oxymorphone	1	0%
Perazosin HCL	1	0%
Piroxicam	1	0%
Prednisone	1	0%
Riluzole	1	0%
Temazepam	1	0%
Trilisate	1	0%
Ultracet	1	0%