“…Pain and mobility impairment have been described by some patients with venous leg ulcers as anguishing, because pain can occur at any time of the day or night. These two factors lead to changes in the patient’s daily life, well‐being, social and leisure activities, self‐care, and other activities [26, 28, 51, 52]. Pain control in patients with venous leg ulcers is of fundamental importance because it improves quality of life, mobility, sleep quality, and appetite [53, 54].…”