Evaluate the predictors of post-caesarean section pain level and Analgesic  consumption: Impact of Anesthesia and Patient Demography.

Sodee kirshan, Nusrat Lakho, Fareeda Islam, Shahneela Perveen , Sayyada Humaira Masood , Pavan Kumar ,  Sonia khan, Ghulam Abbas Shah, Maryam, Madiha memon, Misha Fatima

Evaluate the predictors of post-caesarean section pain level and Analgesic consumption: Impact of Anesthesia and Patient Demography.

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Sodee kirshan, Nusrat Lakho, Fareeda Islam, Shahneela Perveen , Sayyada Humaira Masood , Pavan Kumar , Sonia khan, Ghulam Abbas Shah, Maryam, Madiha memon, Misha Fatima

Keywords:

Pain management, cesarean section, anesthesia, analgesics, postoperative pain, quality of life

Abstract

Pain is a significant health concern worldwide, with chronic pain being a majorcontributor to disability. It is considered the fifth vital sign, and its impact on quality of life is substantial. Pregnancy is a physiological

References

Šurbatović M, Vesić Z, Djordjević D, Radaković S, Zeba S, Jovanović D, et al. Efekti

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2025-10-15

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Sodee kirshan, Nusrat Lakho, Fareeda Islam, Shahneela Perveen , Sayyada Humaira Masood , Pavan Kumar , Sonia khan, Ghulam Abbas Shah, Maryam, Madiha memon, Misha Fatima. (2025). Evaluate the predictors of post-caesarean section pain level and Analgesic consumption: Impact of Anesthesia and Patient Demography. International Journal of Pharmacy Research & Technology (IJPRT), 15(2), 3451–3461. Retrieved from https://www.ijprt.org/index.php/pub/article/view/1220