Serum inflammatory and oxidative stress biomarkers levels are associated with pain intensity, pressure pain threshold an

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Serum inflammatory and oxidative stress biomarkers levels are associated with pain intensity, pressure pain threshold and quality of life in myofascial pain syndrome Seyed Kazem Shakouri1, Neda Dolatkhah1,4*  , Sepideh Omidbakhsh2, Alireza Pishgahi1 and Maryam Hashemian3

Abstract  Objectives:  We aimed to determine the serum concentrations of some inflammatory and oxidative stress biomarkers in relation with pain intensity and quality of life in patients with myofascial pain syndrome (MPS) compared to healthy controls. This study is a case–control study. The participants were selected from MPS patients who referred to rehabilitation outpatient clinics of the Tabriz University of Medical Sciences, Iran. Results:  Serum hs-CRP (4.68 ± 4.36 vs. 2.92 ± 4.55 g/mlµ respectively, p = 0.011), phospholipase A2 (PLA2) (6.81 ± 2.22 vs. 4.73 ± 2.97 pg/ml respectively, p  0.001

6.81 ± 2.22

4.73 ± 2.97

 > 0.001

PF

68.67 ± 2.631

75.89 ± 18.95

0.057

RP

34.44 ± 42.40

60.00 ± 42.44

0.004

RE

37.02 ± 41.57

59.98 ± 41.19

0.010

EF

55.50 ± 18.82

62.88 ± 20.35

0.077

EW

61.51 ± 16.87

67.75 ± 17.42

0.073

SF

62.55 ± 24.57

72.50 ± 24.65

0.033

P

48.5 ± 20.91

79.27 ± 28.38

0.028

GH

51.81 ± 20.91

63.13 ± 20.64

0.011

PH

202.97 ± 85.09

278.30 ± 88.36

0.001

MH

213.44 ± 79.18

264.61 ± 65.87

0.001

SOD (U/ml) PLA2 (pg/ml)

0.011

Values are means ± SD CRP C-reactive protein, EF energy/fatigue, EW emotional wellbeing, GH general health, hs-CRP high-sensitive, MDA malondialdehyde, MH mental health, P pain, PF physical function, PH physical health, PLA phospholipase A2, RE role limitation due to emotional problems, RP role limitation due to physical health, SF social function, SOD superoxide dismutase, TAC​total antioxidant capacity a

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