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Investigation of the Effect of Methylprednisolone on Neck Pain

Khalil Komlakh, Masoud Hatefi

Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International · pp. 93–97 · Published 26 Mar 2022

10.9734/jpri/2022/v34i27B36009

Abstract

Background: Chronic Neck pain (NP) is one of the most common problems. Therefore, the present study was conducted with an aim Investigation of the effect of prednisolone on NP. Methods: In this clinical trial, with 46 patients for the experimental group and 43 patients were analyzed for the control group. The method of selecting individuals in both groups was sequentially, thus all eligible individuals were selected to complete the sample size required. The statistical population of patients with NP was referred to clinics, hospitals and specialist doctors. Data were collected using the VAS pain scale, which was in the range of zero-10, before and after the intervention and analyzed using SPSS16 software. Result: The results showed that the M (SD) pain score before the intervention in the control group was 7.32±0.47 and in the experimental group was 7.20±0.41(P=0.21, F=6.27). After drug treatment with methylprednisolone in 3 days after M (SD) intervention the pain of patients in the experimental group decreased to 5.50±0.88, in 6 days to 3.60±0.53 and in 9 days to 3.26±0.68(P=0.000). Conclusions: Due to the positive effect of methylprednisolone on reducing pain in patients with NP, the use of this drug is recommended to reduce pain in these patients.

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