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In the meantime if you are actually in chronic pain it's worth knowing research has shown that 6 out of 10 is the best number for patients to use. Below 6 and i
by PaulKeeble 2y ago
In the meantime if you are actually in chronic pain it's worth knowing research has shown that 6 out of 10 is the best number for patients to use. Below 6 and insurance doesn't pay out and healthcare workers consider it normal and if your not writhing and scream on agony right now you can't possibly be above. 6 has the best chance of success.
Alas even the best is not a high chance there are millions suffering chronic pain, because in the absence of a biomarker and withdrawal of opioids, many probably most sufferers are left without any relief and suffer the consequences. It's not about you it's about the doctor there was nothing you could have done, prejudice and stigma over pain is rife within healthcare.