The pain of measuring pain - Harvard Health

The pain of measuring pain - Harvard Health

The 10-point pain scale has been used for decades to help patients communicate pain levels to their doctors, but a more thorough approach is a multi-tier method that involves giving a detailed description of the pain and its location, severity, duration, and specific qualities.

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