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You learn about pain when you’re little, after suffering minor injuries such as cuts and scrapes. As an adult, if you have chronic pain due to an underlying health condition or a sports injury, you will be well-served by visiting a physician at a pain management center – which focuses specifically on diagnosing and controlling
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Top Causes of Joint Pain and Relief Options
Joint pain has many different causes, thereby requiring different treatments. Whether the inflammation or injury is sports-related, age-related, job-related, or accident-related, the pain can be successfully treated so you can get back to enjoying life. A medical expert in pain treatment is your best option in finding long-term pain relief that works for you. Let’s
Read MoreTips for Preventing Shoulder Pain at Work
Whether you have a desk job or a more physical job, you can develop shoulder pain due to your various repetitive movements and your posture while performing them. Using a mouse at your desk requires certain unnatural motions and a lack of full support for your elbow, thereby causing a bit of strain on the
Read MoreUnderlying Causes of Lower Back Pain
Have you been experiencing consistent lower back pain? Improper posture and overworking may be causing it. It might be a passing pain that disappears with some care. However, some underlying causes of lower back pain may require medical attention. What are the underlying causes of lower back pain? Read on to learn more about them.
Read MorePhysical Therapist vs. Chiropractor: What’s the Difference?
Physical therapists (PTs) and chiropractors are medical professionals who can help patients control and alleviate physical pain, oftentimes using hands-on therapeutic treatments. These specialists are not medical doctors, but they do have extensive education and training in physical medicine. There are certain similarities and key differences between these two specialists, particularly in their methods of
Read MoreWhy Should You Receive Chiropractic Care for Chronic Pain Relief?
Most types of chronic physical pain are musculoskeletal in nature, and among the most common within that realm are back and neck pain. This involves the spine and/or the related muscles and connective tissues. Naturally, the healthcare professional you’ll want to see to treat this type of pain will be a chiropractor. In a heralded
Read MoreWork-Related Risk Factors for Sciatica Pain
The sciatic nerve is the largest nerve in your body, and it starts in the lower back and then splits into two – running down both of your legs all the way down to the heels. Sciatica pain can therefore travel from your lower back down one or both of your legs, usually affecting only
Read MoreChronic Pain: Types, Causes, and Treatments
Chronic pain is part of life for an alarming number of individuals in the United States. In fact, it’s estimated that around 20% of people suffer from chronic pain and around 8% of those individuals suffer from high-impact chronic pain. With chronic pain being so common, it’s important to know its different types, potential causes,
Read MoreKnee Pain Relief Do’s and Don’ts
Knee pain is common and can affect people of all ages. However, the commonality of it doesn’t make the problem any less important, especially when it impacts your quality of life. Fortunately, a pain management specialist can provide you with treatments to bring you pain relief. Along with treatment, there are many things you should
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