Sentences with phrase «keep pain diaries»

In light of the findings he recommends physicians and therapists not ask their patients to keep pain diaries.

«What we found is that the group who kept the pain diary — even though we didn't ask them to keep an extensive diary, and even though many of them didn't keep a complete diary — had a much worse outcome,» says Robert Ferrari, a clinical professor in the Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry's Department of Medicine and a practicing physician in several Edmonton medical clinics.

One solution pain doctors recommend is keeping a pain diary, a consistent record of your pain experience.

While some lawyers may suggest you keep a pain diary on a day - today basis to record the problems you are having after an accident, the decision to have such a diary is really a personal decision.

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At first I thought there was still some hidden gluten but with keeping a food diary I discovered other foods were causing pain.

The women kept detailed diaries, chronicling not only when their headaches occurred but also specific features of the pain, other symptoms such as nausea and whether the episode was sufficiently disabling as to prevent them from going to work or getting much done.

Keep a (running) diary A log will help you recognize patterns that may lead you back down the path to pain.

Andrea Cooper, 52, of Phoenix, Md., has found her pain diary invaluable for keeping track of her fibromyalgia.

Also check out our print - and - carry list of what to keep in your pain diary.

You can be your best advocate by taking the time to research your symptoms, keeping track of them in a pain diary, and finding the best care available to you.

I should have kept a «broth diary,» as I don't recall the day I began to include the fat nor the day I first noticed the pain.

Keeping a food / feelings diary tells you which foods give you energy and which make you sluggish and cause pain.

The judge's suggestion that one ought to assume that a pain diary is being kept in all personal injury litigation is also inconsistent with the fact that the burden of providing a reasonable explanation falls squarely on the party who has failed to make disclosure in accordance with the rules.