Percepción farmacéutica del uso de analgésicos y su práctica en dolor leve-moderado. Encuesta DOLOR-OFF

Arrebola, Cristóbal; García-Delgado, Pilar; Barba, Elena Labrador; Peña, M.L. Orera; Martínez-Mart́inez, Fernando

doi:10.1016/j.aprim.2015.05.010

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“…Currently, pain is one of the main reasons for consultation in both primary care and hospital emergencies (Arrebola, García‐Delgado, Labrador‐Barba, Orera‐Peña & Martínez‐Martínez, 2016; Caba‐Barrientos, Benito‐Alcalá, Montes‐Pérez, Aguilar‐Sánchez de la Torre‐Liébana, R., & Margarit‐Ferri, 2014). Despite the fact that acute pain plays an important protective biological role as an alarm mechanism which prevents further damage to the organism experiencing pain (Chapman & Vierck, 2017; López‐Silva, Sánchez‐de Enciso, Rodríguez‐Fernández & Vázquez‐Seijas, 2007), sometimes pain can arise due to the application of certain types of treatments and certain types of diagnostic tests (Barroso, Santos, Santos, Nunes & Lucas, 2020; Boerner, Birnie, Chambers et al ., 2015; Martín‐Pintado‐Zugasti, López‐López, González Gutiérrez et al ., 2017), therefore losing its protective value and becoming a potential barrier for the preservation of the organism's health.…”

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Effectiveness of spontaneous pain coping strategies for acute pain management: A laboratory study

López-López

Gutiérrez

Hernández

et al. 2022

Scandinavian J Psychology

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The aim of the present study has been to analyze the relationship between the use of not previously trained, diverse acute pain coping strategies and levels of pain intensity and pain tolerance in a group of healthy participants. Previous research has analyzed the usefulness of the training of these strategies after several training sessions, but adequate patient training requires a great deal of time. Two hundred and forty healthy people participated in the study. Pain coping strategies was evaluated with a version of CSQ-S. Subsequently, the participants completed a cold pressor test and tolerance test. After that, subjects filled in the adaptation of the CSQ-S about the strategies which they had employed throughout the test. Correlation analyses showed a positive relationship between pain intensity and catastrophizing, distractor behaviors, hoping and ignoring the pain. Pain tolerance correlated with self-instructions, ignoring the pain, reinterpreting the pain, catastrophizing and faith and praying. Regression analyses showed that catastrophizing was found to be the strategy that most predicts the variance of pain intensity, and catastrophizing (negative) and ignoring the pain (positive) and praying (negative) were the most predictive ones for pain tolerance. This is the first laboratory study that identifies the more useful pain coping strategies which can be used by patients without previous training in an acute pain context. The results of this study could be useful in the development of protocols for nurses and other health professionals, especially for situations where potentially painful techniques are to be applied to patients.

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Effectiveness of spontaneous pain coping strategies for acute pain management: A laboratory study

López-López

Gutiérrez

Hernández

et al. 2022

Scandinavian J Psychology

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“…Las tres patologías más frecuentes en la automedicación son las cefaleas, los procesos gripales y la fiebre. Según percepción del farmacéutico el 80% de los usuarios tiene un conocimiento insuficiente sobre los analgésicos para asegurar un correcto uso de los mismos (6).…”

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Ibuprofeno: ¿fármaco seguro?

Barrios¹,

Correa²,

Gomendio³

et al. 2019

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Ibuprofen is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug, with a long history of safety and effectiveness, used in the adult population both by medical indication and as self-medication as an over-the-counter drug. Various gastrointestinal, cardiovascular, renal adverse effects, among others, have been reported after its use, in many cases due to co-administration and interaction with other drugs, dose used, treatment duration or personal risk factors of the patient. Therefore, it is essential for the medical staff to teach the patient about avoiding self-medication, to know the patient's personal history and to indicate the minimum effective dose for the shortest time required, in order to avoid potential adverse effects. The present paper has the objective of analyzing, according to the available evidence, the safety of Ibuprofen at the level of the different organs and systems of the human body.

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“…In a context where health systems are at their maximum capacity, the work of pharmacists is essential, as they represent the most accessible and sometimes the first link (13) between the patient and the health system . In Peru, their functions are regulated by the General Health Law, which establishes that they are responsible for "dispensing, information and guidance to the user on the administration, (14) use and dosage of the pharmaceutical product" .…”

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Perceptions of self-medication of the population, during the covid-19 pandemic in Peru

Inostroza-Ruiz

Gutiérrez-Elescano

Bautista-Cruz

et al. 2021

Rev. Cuerpo Med. HNAAA

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Background: Describe characteristics of self-medication of the population, in the context of the COVID 19 pandemic. Material and Methods: We carried out a cross-sectional survey with students in a major public Peruvian university. We measured perception of self-medication of the population, as well as characteristics, consequences, and associated factors. Results: A total of 274 students of Pharmacy and biochemistry filled in the questionnaire, 80.3% of which reported to know someone that self-medicated during the COVID-19 pandemic. 98.9 % of surveyed participants considered that the current pandemic increased self-medication practices in the population and that it occurred more frequently when people have symptoms associated with COVID-19 (65.4%). The medicines most frequently used were ivermectin (79.2%), azithromycin (71.2%) and hydroxychloroquine (38.7%). Conclusion: According to the surveyed participants, self-medication has increased in the general population during the COVID-19 pandemic. Strategies to prevent these practices are needed, as they could delay adequate medical care.

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Percepción farmacéutica del uso de analgésicos y su práctica en dolor leve-moderado. Encuesta DOLOR-OFF

Cited by 4 publications

References 19 publications

Effectiveness of spontaneous pain coping strategies for acute pain management: A laboratory study

Effectiveness of spontaneous pain coping strategies for acute pain management: A laboratory study

Ibuprofeno: ¿fármaco seguro?

Perceptions of self-medication of the population, during the covid-19 pandemic in Peru

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