Comment on “Apolipoproteins and liver parameters optimize cardiovascular disease risk-stratification in nonalcoholic fatty liver disease”

Hayat, Ahmad; Chaudhry, Hamood Ur Rehman; Ahmad, Anees; Kumar, Satesh

doi:10.1016/j.dld.2022.02.005

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“…Implementing techniques to enhance sleep quality, such as adhering to a regular sleep routine, establishing a sleep-friendly atmosphere, and reducing the consumption of stimulating substances before bedtime, can significantly improve the rejuvenating nature of sleep. An adequately rested body is more capable of managing pain and participating in the necessary healing processes for persons dealing with CLDs [ 19 ].…”

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“…CBT helps individuals by providing them with mental tools and methods to cope with pain. This reduces the psychological impact of pain and leads to noticeable improvements in how pain is perceived [ 19 ].…”

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“…Mindfulness meditation provides solace for individuals grappling with CLDs, where pain frequently becomes an enduring presence. Studies have shown that mindfulness-based therapies can enhance pain intensity, how pain affects daily activities, and general well-being [ 19 ]. By embracing the current moment, individuals can effectively handle the fluctuation of pain with tranquility and acceptance.…”

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Challenges and Opportunities in Developing Tailored Pain Management Strategies for Liver Patients

Majid,

Yahya,

Ansah Owusu

et al. 2023

Cureus

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Chronic liver illnesses pose a substantial worldwide health challenge, with various causes that span from viral infections to metabolic problems. Individuals suffering from liver problems frequently face distinct difficulties in pain control, requiring a customized strategy that takes into account both the fundamental disease and the complexities of liver function. The liver, a vital organ responsible for metabolic control and detoxification, is pivotal in multiple physiological processes. Chronic liver illnesses, such as cirrhosis and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), are marked by a gradual process of inflammation and fibrosis, resulting in reduced liver function. These disorders often come with pain, varying from internal discomfort to intense abdominal pain, which impacts the quality of life and general well-being of patients. The review explores the complex aspects of pain perception in liver illnesses, including inflammation, modified neuronal signaling, and the influence of comorbidities. It highlights the significance of a detailed comprehension of the pain experience in individuals with hepatic conditions for the implementation of successful pain management treatments. In addition, the review emphasizes the difficulties involved in treating pain in this group of patients, such as the possible complications linked to commonly prescribed pain relievers and the necessity for collaboration between hepatologists, pain specialists, and other healthcare professionals. Moreover, it examines new possibilities in the domain, such as the significance of innovative pharmacological substances, non-pharmacological treatments, and personalized medicine strategies designed for specific patient characteristics. This study thoroughly analyzes the difficulties and possibilities involved in creating personalized pain management approaches for individuals with liver conditions. Its purpose is to guide physicians, researchers, and healthcare providers, enabling them to implement more efficient and patient-focused interventions. As our comprehension of liver-related pain progresses, the potential for enhancing the quality of life for persons with chronic liver disorders through tailored pain management measures becomes more and more encouraging.

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