Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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11029125 | Sleep Medicine | 2018 | 24 Pages |
Abstract
Opioid use was associated with more difficulty falling asleep among adults with chronic pain; however, this cross-sectional effect was only significant among those reporting lower pain intensity. Authors speculate that this effect is masked among those with severe pain because the pain-related sleep debt they acquire throughout the night then facilitates sleep onset the next day.
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Authors
Mary Beth Miller, Wai Sze Chan, Ashley F. Curtis, Jeff Boissoneault, Michael Robinson, Roland Staud, Richard B. Berry, Christina S. McCrae,