Does secondary hyperalgesia occur regardless of unilateral or bilateral knee osteoarthritis involvement in individuals with mild or moderate level?
These findings suggest that individuals with mild to moderate KOA had primary and secondary hyperalgesia, independent of unilateral or bilateral involvement. These results suggest that the pain have to be an assertive focus in the clinical practice, independent of the level of severity or involvement of KOA.
A higher number of years of previous RLPA decreases the risk of LBPP during pregnancy. Occupations described as "mainly active" and "physically demanding" are associated with increased risk of hps-LBPP during pregnancy.