'Two pains together': patient perspectives on psychological aspects of chronic pain while living with HIV
Chronic pain is common in HIV-infected individuals. Understanding HIV-infected patients' chronic pain experience not just from a biological, but also from a psychological perspective, is a critical first step toward improving care for this population. Our objective was to explore HIV-infected p...
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| description | Chronic pain is common in HIV-infected individuals. Understanding HIV-infected patients' chronic pain experience not just from a biological, but also from a psychological perspective, is a critical first step toward improving care for this population. Our objective was to explore HIV-infected patients' perspectives on psychological aspects of chronic pain using in-depth qualitative interviews.
Investigators engaged in an iterative process of independent and group coding until theme saturation was reached.
Of the 25 patients with chronic pain interviewed, 20 were male, 15 were younger than age 50, and 15 were African-American. Key themes that emerged included the close relationship between mood and pain; mood and pain in the context of living with HIV; use of alcohol/drugs to self-medicate for pain; and the challenge of receiving prescription pain medications while dealing with substance use disorders.
The results suggest that psychological approaches to chronic pain treatment may be well received by HIV-infected patients. |
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Investigators engaged in an iterative process of independent and group coding until theme saturation was reached.
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Investigators engaged in an iterative process of independent and group coding until theme saturation was reached.
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