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Renal colic and childbirth pain: female experience versus male perception
Miah, Saiful Gunner, Charlotte Clayton, Lucy Venugopal, Suresh Boucher, Nigel R Parys, Bo
Miah, Saiful
Gunner, Charlotte
Clayton, Lucy
Venugopal, Suresh
Boucher, Nigel R
Parys, Bo
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Renal colic is often described by patients as the worst pain ever experienced.1 Pain during childbirth is also similarly described.2 To date, no study has comparatively evaluated the pain of renal colic to that of childbirth in female patients who have experienced both. Furthermore, no such study has evaluated the perception that men with renal colic have with respect to the pain experienced during childbirth. Here we present our cross-sectional observational study to address these questions. The primary objectives of our study were to answer these questions and highlight the severity of renal colic which is not always faced and treated aggressively.
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2017-07-05
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Miah S, Gunner C, Clayton L, Venugopal S, Boucher NR, Parys B. Renal colic and childbirth pain: female experience versus male perception. J Pain Res. 2017 Jul 5;10:1553-1554. doi: 10.2147/JPR.S135901.
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