在患有慢性滴答障碍的成年人中应对疼痛
1Chair of Clinical Psychology, Development and Education, Faculty of Social Science, Institute of Pedagogical Sciences, University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Olsztyn, Poland.
Frontiers in psychology
|August 14, 2025
概括
与相关的疼痛在吉尔斯·德拉图雷特患者中很常见.
科学领域:
- 神经科学是一个神经科学.
- 疼痛医学 医学 疼痛医学
- 精神病学是一个精神病学.
背景情况:
- 频谱障碍,包括吉尔·德拉图雷特综合征 (GTS) 和持续性 (慢性) 运动障碍 (CMTD),是神经发育的疾病.
- 虽然是主要的症状,但相关的疼痛是一个显著的,经常被忽视的并发症.
- 疼痛可能来自重复的运动,肌肉紧张,关节压力和受伤,影响日常功能和生活质量.
研究的目的:
- 评估GTS和CMTD患者中与滴滴相关的疼痛的患病率和特征.
- 调查受影响个人的疼痛应对策略和信仰.
- 为了检查寻求帮助的行为和专业干预对相关疼痛的感知有效性.
主要方法:
- 招募了76名被诊断患有GTS和CMTD的参与者.
- 使用的验证尺度:耶鲁全球严重程度尺度 (YGTSS),视觉模拟尺度 (VAS),短形式麦吉尔疼痛问卷-2 (SF-MPQ-2),疼痛应对策略问卷 (CSQ) 和疼痛控制信念问卷 (BPCQ).
- 一项调查收集了人口,健康和疼痛管理数据.
主要成果:
- 73.7%的参与者报告了与有关的疼痛,通常在多个身体区域.
- 情感疼痛领域的得分很高;男性更喜欢应对自我陈述,而女性更喜欢灾难化.
- 参与者优先考虑了内部疼痛管理因素,并认为外部帮助,特别是来自医疗专业人员的帮助,是最小有效的 (<20%发现干预措施有效).
结论:
- 滴滴相关的疼痛是滴滴疾病中常见的并发症,需要综合性疼痛管理策略.
- 药理学和非药理学方法都应该解决疼痛问题.
- 制定具体的建议来管理与相关的疼痛至关重要,因为它对功能产生重大影响.
关键词:
吉尔·德拉图雷特综合征 (GTS) 是一种疾病.持久性 (慢性) 运动障碍 (CMTD)这就是YGTSS.慢性疼痛是一种慢性疼痛.疼痛应对策略 应对策略疼痛的强度,疼痛的强度.一个小小的小小的小小的小小的小小的小小的小小的小小的小小的小小的更多相关视频
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