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In neurological disease, pain can be a primary disease symptom, or can be caused by problems related to immobility, a lack of stretching exercises (to prevent contractures), cramps or spasms, poor positioning while seated, joint dislocation, injury from falls, or pain during transfers. Read more...

Symptom Severities

Treatments Patients Take For Pain

Treatments Patients Take For Pain

Reason	# Patients	Percentage of patients
Ibuprofen	31	100%
Gabapentin	26	84%
Acetaminophen	18	58%
Hydrocodone	17	55%
Tramadol	11	35%
Celebrex	8	26%
Hydrocodone-Acetaminophen	8	26%
Naproxen	7	23%
Quinine Sulfate	7	23%
Amitriptyline	6	19%
Pregabalin	6	19%
Physical Exercise	5	16%
Massage	4	13%
Morphine Sulfate	4	13%
Oxycodone	4	13%
Oxycontin	4	13%
Propoxyphene-Acetaminophen	4	13%
Baclofen	3	10%
Methadone	3	10%
Morphine Immediate Release	3	10%
Oxycodone-Acetaminophen	3	10%
Acupuncture	2	6%
Aspirin	2	6%
Cannabis	2	6%
Codeine phosphate	2	6%
Codeine-Acetaminophen	2	6%
Headmaster Cervical Collar	2	6%
Hospital Bed	2	6%
Magnesium	2	6%
Memory foam mattress topper	2	6%
ROHO Cushion	2	6%
Roxanol	2	6%
AFO (ankle-foot orthosis)	1	3%
Boswellia	1	3%
Co-codamol	1	3%
Co-proxamol	1	3%
Codeine Sulfate	1	3%
Compression Stockings	1	3%
Cortisone Injection	1	3%
Cyclobenzaprine	1	3%
Diclofenac	1	3%
Diet	1	3%
Dihydrocodeine	1	3%
Etoricoxib	1	3%
Excedrin	1	3%
Fenacol	1	3%
Fentanyl	1	3%
Fentanyl Transdermal Patch	1	3%
HC-Ibuprofen	1	3%
Hydrocodone-Ibuprofen	1	3%
Ibuprofen Prescription	1	3%
Levetiracetam	1	3%
Lorazepam	1	3%
Morphine Extended Release	1	3%
Nortriptyline	1	3%
Optalgin	1	3%
Oxymorphone	1	3%
Piroxicam	1	3%
Prednisone	1	3%
Propranolol	1	3%
Riluzole	1	3%
Temazepam	1	3%
Vitamin B Complex	1	3%