Daily Analysis
pain
REGRESSION
Patients were free to use the study treatment at any time of the day, but not more than twice daily. Therefore, measurements were also analyzed for each day independently to focus solely on the pain intensity reduction from the baseline to 180 minutes, without the influence of the varying delay between consecutive treatment uses.From days 1 to 5, the mean pain intensity decrease at 60 minutes was 1.33 (SD 1.60) in the Endocare group compared to a 0.88 (SD 1.27) reduction in the control, and 30% of assessments reported a pain reduction of ≥40% 1 hour after the session compared to the daily baseline. Results of the comparison between both treatment arms for days 1-5 using a linear model for repeated measures are detailed in Comparison of pain intensity between treatment arms for each independent day (D1-D5). Mean pain intensity is represented by a dotted line and the linear regression is represented by a solid line. NS: not significant (