Question | Answer | | | |
Gender | □ Female | □ Male | | |
Age (years) | | | |
Pain location | □ Cervical | □ Chest | □ Back | □ Limbs |
Pain origin | □ Inflammation | □ Autoimmune disease |
| □ Osteoarthritis | □ Trauma | |
| □ Others | □ Herniated disc | |
Number of EA sessions | | |
Analgesic effect onset following EA (hours) | □ 0 | □ 0–0.5 | □ 0.5–1 | |
| □ 1–2 | □ >2 | | |
Duration of the EA analgesic effect (hours) | □ 0–6 | □ 6–12 | □ 12–24 | |
| □ 24–48 | □ 48–72 | □ >72 | |
Alterations in EA analgesic effect up to now | □ Increase | □ Unchanged | □ Decrease |
Concurrent treatment | □ NSAID and/or acetaminophen |
| □ NSAID and/or acetaminophen and herbal decoctions |
| □ None | | | |
Adverse effect | □ Swelling | □ Skin irritation | □ Dizziness | □ Fatigue |