Existential Meaning of Patients with Chronic Facial Pain

Siqueira, Silvia Regina Dowgan Tesseroli de

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“…B. [4, 39,45]). Aufgrund seiner Untersuchung an Palliativpatienten fordert Gabl [14, S. 29] für die Ausbildung professioneller Betreuungspersonen eine verstärkte Sensibilisierung "für das Thema Leiden und existenzielle Verzweiflung".…”

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Chronic pain as an existential challenge

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Koesling

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ZusammenfassungDas biopsychosoziale Schmerzkonzept stellt gegenwärtig den Schwerpunkt schmerztherapeutischer Behandlungsprogramme dar. Jedoch kann damit die Komplexität chronischer Schmerzen, insbesondere ihre Bedeutung für die Betroffenen, nur unzureichend erfasst werden. Denn ein Kernaspekt des Phänomens chronischer Schmerz wird bislang nur in Einzelfällen berücksichtigt: sein existenzieller Charakter. Chronische Schmerzen können das Selbst- und Weltverständnis, die Lebenswünsche und -ziele, letztlich die gesamte Integrität der Betroffenen bedrohen. Selbstaussagen Erkrankter zeigen, dass chronischer Schmerz immer ein existenzielles Widerfahrnis darstellt und den Menschen in seiner Gesamtheit erfasst. Dies wird durch zwei Aspekte deutlich: zum einen durch die existenzielle Verzweiflung am Schmerz, zum anderen durch Fragen der Sinngebung und Neuorientierung. Allerdings berücksichtigen gängige Therapiekonzepte den existenziellen Charakter mit derartigen Herausforderungen bislang nicht adäquat. Chronischer Schmerz sollte daher stets unter einer umfassenden Perspektive wahrgenommen und behandelt werden. Hierbei sind die Aspekte Einzigartigkeit anerkennen, zum Ausdruck verhelfen und dem Er-leben Raum geben zur Unterstützung Erkrankter in ihrer Auseinandersetzung mit dem Schmerz besonders zu berücksichtigen.

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Chronic pain as an existential challenge

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“…In fact, pain is an unpleasant psychological and physical experience, which is associated with real tissue injury. Those, who experience pain try to express their feeling by different words (1)(2)(3). Headache is one of the most common causes of physical pain, which results in problems for the patients, especially if it is persistent, recurrent, and severe (4)(5)(6).…”

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Investigating the Effects of Adaptive Stability Model on Headache of Patients with Migraine

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Background: Patients with migraine always experience from pain. For this reason, the present study aimed at investigating the effect of adaptive stability model, as an indigenous model developed in Iran, on the headache of patients with migraine. Methods: This was a semi-experimental study with post-and pre-intervention groups. The sample size composed of patients with migraine in the city of Ilam, who were assigned randomly to the experimental group (31 patients) and control group (33 patients). The tools used in this study included demographic features questionnaire, a checklist showing the duration and frequency of pain, and a pain evaluation tool. For the test group, the interventions were performed according to the adaptive stability care model, which was developed in Iran. The SPSS V. 16 software, descriptive statistical tests (mean and standard deviation) and inferential tests (T-test and ANOVA) were used to analyze the data. Results: Before the intervention, there was no significant difference between the mean severity, hours, and frequency of headache in the experimental and control groups (P > 0.05). However, after the intervention, the severity, headache, and headache hours of the patients in the experimental group was reduced compared to the control group and the reduction was statistically significant (P < 0.001). Conclusions: Given the fact that the implementation of the adaptive stability model, as a non-pharmacological and less expensive approach has proved to be significant, it is highly recommended for reducing pain in patients with migraine.

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“…Besides, although there are diagnostic criteria and classifi cations essential to the clinical practice, there is a role of individual parameters, such as previous pain experiences, personality, pain history, comorbidities, predisposing factors, and associated diseases [1,2]. This unique combination of factors makes pain a singular experience, a reason why patients' assessment by doctors depends on training, study, and dedication.…”

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Craniofacial Pain: Frequent Combined Diagnosis in Complex Unique Patients

Siqueira¹

2022

J Biomed Res Environ Sci

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Pain is a frequent symptom that is present in several areas of the medical field. Innumerous conditions show this unpleasant complaint, which pathophysiological particularities need to be understood in order to achieve an accurate diagnosis. Besides, although there are diagnostic criteria and classifications essential to the clinical practice, there is a role of individual parameters, such as previous pain experiences, personality, pain history, comorbidities, predisposing factors, and associated diseases [1,2]. This unique combination of factors makes pain a singular experience, a reason why patients’ assessment by doctors depends on training, study, and dedication.

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Existential Meaning of Patients with Chronic Facial Pain

Cited by 5 publications

References 18 publications

Chronic pain as an existential challenge

Chronic pain as an existential challenge

Investigating the Effects of Adaptive Stability Model on Headache of Patients with Migraine

Craniofacial Pain: Frequent Combined Diagnosis in Complex Unique Patients

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