Prevalence of opiophobia in cancer pain treatment

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Autor(a) principal: Cella,Igor Furlan
Data de Publicação: 2016
Outros Autores: Trindade,Lilian Cristine Teixeira, Sanvido,Lucas Vasconcelos, Skare,Thelma Larocca
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Revista Dor
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Resumo: ABSTRACT BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Pain depreciates patients' quality of life, even influencing disease recovery. This study aimed at evaluating the prevalence of pain and opiophobia as barrier for the adequate management of cancer pain. METHODS Participated in the study 280 cancer patients in clinical treatment, who have answered a questionnaire made up of questions related to pain and use of opioid drugs. Demographic and clinical data were obtained by reviewing medical charts. The study was individually and randomly applied by the authors during outpatient visits. RESULTS: Prevalence of pain was 50.3%; 19.2% of patients would refuse morphine for pain control and fear of dependence was the most reported reason. The perception that morphine is directly related to worsening the disease was reported by 67.8% of respondents. CONCLUSION: A high prevalence of moderate and severe pain was found among studied patients, as well as a high prevalence of opiophobia.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Prevalence of opiophobia in cancer pain treatment
title Prevalence of opiophobia in cancer pain treatment
spellingShingle Prevalence of opiophobia in cancer pain treatment
Cella,Igor Furlan
Chronic pain
Fear
Morphine
Opioid analgesics
Pain
title_short Prevalence of opiophobia in cancer pain treatment
title_full Prevalence of opiophobia in cancer pain treatment
title_fullStr Prevalence of opiophobia in cancer pain treatment
title_full_unstemmed Prevalence of opiophobia in cancer pain treatment
title_sort Prevalence of opiophobia in cancer pain treatment
author Cella,Igor Furlan
author_facet Cella,Igor Furlan
Trindade,Lilian Cristine Teixeira
Sanvido,Lucas Vasconcelos
Skare,Thelma Larocca
author_role author
author2 Trindade,Lilian Cristine Teixeira
Sanvido,Lucas Vasconcelos
Skare,Thelma Larocca
author2_role author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Cella,Igor Furlan
Trindade,Lilian Cristine Teixeira
Sanvido,Lucas Vasconcelos
Skare,Thelma Larocca
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Chronic pain
Fear
Morphine
Opioid analgesics
Pain
topic Chronic pain
Fear
Morphine
Opioid analgesics
Pain
description ABSTRACT BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Pain depreciates patients' quality of life, even influencing disease recovery. This study aimed at evaluating the prevalence of pain and opiophobia as barrier for the adequate management of cancer pain. METHODS Participated in the study 280 cancer patients in clinical treatment, who have answered a questionnaire made up of questions related to pain and use of opioid drugs. Demographic and clinical data were obtained by reviewing medical charts. The study was individually and randomly applied by the authors during outpatient visits. RESULTS: Prevalence of pain was 50.3%; 19.2% of patients would refuse morphine for pain control and fear of dependence was the most reported reason. The perception that morphine is directly related to worsening the disease was reported by 67.8% of respondents. CONCLUSION: A high prevalence of moderate and severe pain was found among studied patients, as well as a high prevalence of opiophobia.
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