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Using Essential Oils for Back Pain
Essential oils have a long history of providing therapeutic value for a variety of health issues.
Radiculopathy, Radiculitis, And Radicular Pain: What Are the Differences Between Them?
Radicular pain is any pain that radiates due to nerve compression or inflammation of one or more nerves. Compressed nerves are referred to as “pinched nerves.”
How Does Chronic Pain Affect Your Heart?
Through decades of ongoing research, medical researchers have learned that pain, especially chronic pain, is strongly connected to the cardiovascular system.
Joint Injections For Hip Bursitis Pain
Hip bursitis is a painful condition that develops in the hip joint’s bursae and can interfere with your lifestyle. Steroid shots for bursitis may be needed to reduce inflammation.
Pain Behind The Knee: Symptoms, Causes and Treatment
Posterior knee pain is pain behind the knee. Back of knee pain may begin with an issue with muscle, bone, or connecting ligaments above, below or alongside the knee cap or even something.
Why Do Your Joints Hurt After Drinking – Can Bad Habits Make Arthritis Worse?
Alcohol is inflammatory when drunk in excess, that is why joint pain after drinking alcohol is common. This is especially true if you already have a medical condition like rheumatoid arthritis.
How Often Should You Visit a Pain Specialist?
When pain becomes unmanageable is when to see a pain management doctor.
Headaches After Eating: Possible Causes and Treatments
Developing a headache after eating is not uncommon. This type of headache even has a name: postprandial. Determining the cause of the headaches is important if they persist.
Do You Need a Chiropractor or a Pain Specialist?
Persistent neck or spine pain leads people to see a doctor for help with controlling pain and to make sure a serious medical issue has not developed. Should you see a spine doctor vs. a chiropractor?
The Impact of Obesity on Pain, Bone and Joint Health
The National Institutes of Health’s research has found that for every 5 kg (approximately 11 pounds) of weight gain, there is a 36% increased risk of developing degenerative joint disease.