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Open AccessArticle10.1155/2008/240573

Effects of Smoke Exposure and Other Lifestyle Factors on Pain Response to Electrical Stimulation in Women

Joy Wee,Wilma M. Hopman-2008-01-01-Pain Research and Management

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Exposure to cigarette smoke is significantly related to higher reported levels of pain experienced in response to electrical stimulation in this study population. Exposure to smoke can add 10 points to the 100-point visual analogue scale compared with subjects without exposure, with alcohol use adding another eight points. Reported pain decreases as length of time since previous exposure to smoke increases.

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Exposure to cigarette smoke is significantly related to higher reported levels of pain experienced in response to electrical stimulation in this study population. Exposure to smoke can add 10 points to the 100-point visual analogue scale compared with subjects without exposure, with alcohol use adding another eight points. Reported pain decreases as length of time since previous exposure to smoke increases.

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SmokeStimulationMedicinePsychologyAudiologyEngineeringInternal medicineWaste management

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