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Complementary and Alternative Medicine Use by Primary Care Patients with Chronic Pain
Pain Medicine, 08/28/08
Rosenberg EI et al. - Complementary and alternative therapies were popular among patients with chronic pain disorders surveyed in academic primary care settings. When asked to choose between traditional therapies or CAM, most patients still preferred traditional therapies for pain relief. Authors found no association between reported CAM usage and pain severity, functional status, or self-efficacy.
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