Tuesday, July 8, 2014

Making the Pain Scale Work For You


How many times have you found yourself gazing at a form depicting a scale from one to ten and asking you to assign your pain a number? How many times have you pondered whether indicating that your present pain level is a three might impact your care, even though sometimes it’s as high as a seven?  Pain scales can feel severely limiting, but they are invaluable to health care providers to track your progress with them (and even required by some insurance companies!)
Following are some serious articles to help you most effectively use the pain scale at maximum benefit.

And here is one not so serious, but potentially more useful pain scale option.
Boyfriend Doesn’t Have Ebola. Probably.

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