ArticleCureus2023
Craniofacial Pain Management in Severe COVID-19 Patients During the Pandemic Peak in Kosovo: A Comprehensive Approach.
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Abstract
Background This cross-sectional study aims to evaluate pain management's success in limiting admissions and assesses remote care's effectiveness for optimal pain relief. By utilizing data from severe COVID-19 inpatients in Prishtina, Kosovo, this study offers insights into the challenges posed by the pandemic and innovative care approaches aimed at improving patient well-being. Methodology This cross-sectional study includes 55 patients with severe COVID-19 after hospital discharge. All study participants completed the questionnaire in the presence of a clinical pharmacologist. The questionnaire of this study consisted of three parts: sociodemographic data (first part), the Intensity and Characteristics of Toothache (IaCofT) and headache (second part), and pharmacological treatment of headache and dental pain (third part). The questionnaire on IaCofT and headache was created with some modifications of the Modified Dental Pain Screening Questionnaire (M-DePaQ). Descriptive statistics were conducted using Prism version 10.0.1 (Windows and Mac). Results According to the study data, 89.1% (
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