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Table 3.
Pain scale.
| Score | Pain |
|---|---|
| 0 | Unable to answer. |
| 1 | No pain at all in the hip. |
| 2 | Occasional and slight pain. May occasionally take mild analgesia such as paracetamol. |
| 3 | Some pain when starting to walk, no rest pain. Occasional analgesia taken. |
| 4 | None or minimal pain at rest, some pain with activities, frequent mild analgesia. |
| 5 | Regular pain with activities which limits walking distance. Occasional or mild rest pain. |
| 6 | Frequent rest pain and pain at night. Pain on walking. Regular mild analgesia and occasional stronger analgesia taken. |
| 7 | Constant pain present around the hip. Regular mild analgesia and frequent strong analgesia. |
| 8 | Constant and severe pain in the hip requiring regular strong analgesia such as opiates. |
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