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Table 3 Proportion of subjects with 4 or more days/month with pain (or drug consumption) during the baseline period that had a reduction (Improved) or an increase (Worsened) in pain frequency or drug consumption of 50% or more at the end of follow-up

From: Further evidence of the positive effects of an educational and physical program on headache, neck and shoulder pain in a working community

 

n (%)

95% CI

Headache (subjects with at least 4 days/month with headache, n = 73)

 Improved

31 (42.3)

30.9–54.6

 Worsened

3 (4.11)

0.9–11.5

Neck/shoulder pain (subjects with at least 4 days/month with neck/shoulder pain, n = 69)

 Improved

29 (42.0)

30.2–54.5

 Worsened

7 (10.1)

4.2–19.8

Analgesic drug consumption (subjects with at least 4 days/month with drug consumption, n = 24)

 Improved

14 (58.3)

36.6–77.9

 Worsened

1 (4.17)

0.1–21.1