Titlebook: Chronic Pain; A Primary Care Guide Dawn A. Marcus Book 20051st edition Humana Press 2005 care.chronic pain.diagnosis.geriatrics.management.

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Cervical and Lumbar Painuch in the upper arm persisted. An attempt to return to regular duties was unsuccessful because of intense pain experienced when lifting supplies, reaching across patient beds, and repositioning patients. Ms. Hoffmann was concerned that she would not be able to adequately care for the patients under

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Arthritisntary activities. During this time, he sprained his ankle twice after stepping off curbs and had recurrent attacks of low back sprain after carrying small loads, such as groceries or laundry. Mr. Harris subsequently tried to resume his previous jogging program without success. At this new consultati

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Myofascial Pain. Duffy yelled and jumped when the doctor pressed an area of muscle spasm between the top of his hip and the bottom of his ribs, telling the doctor that pressing his back in that spot created a severe pain in his lower left buttock. Mr. Duffy also complained of severe pain when asked to bend forward

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Fibromyalgiaations were completely normal, despite complaints of feeling weak and having numbness in her right leg. After completing the examination, she opened a spiral notebook, in which she recorded a daily log of all of her symptoms and another notebook containing materials from the Internet on fibromyalgia

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