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Effects of smoke exposure and other lifestyle factors on pain response to electrical stimulation in women

JYM Wee, WM Hopman. Effects of smoke exposure and other lifestyle factors on pain response to electrical stimulation in women. Pain Res Manage 2008;13(3):231-235.

BACKGROUND: A relationship between smoking and development of pain syndromes has been suggested in the literature. The present study examined associations between smoke exposure and other related variables, and pain response to suprathreshold electrical stimulation.

METHODS: Subjects were prospectively recruited from a population referred to an electrodiagnostic clinic. Information about age, smoke exposure, caffeine and alcohol consumption was obtained, as well as documented objective signs of stress through physical assessment. ...

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