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Chronic pain and relationship satisfaction, social support, and social network size in chronic pain couples
Background: Chronic pain has detrimental effects on patients’ social integration and also affects patients’ significant others. This study asks if chronic pain patients, their spouses and pain-free couples differ in their self-reported relationship satisfaction and the quality and quantity of their
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