Everyone experiences pain in their lifetime that goes away. However, chronic pain can make it difficult for you to stay comfortable and sleep throughout the night. At the same time, lack of sleep can make your pain worse and reduce…Read More
Read MoreChronic back pain can be downright miserable and leave you searching for new pain management strategies. The back pain specialists at Texas Healthcare Associates want you to know that if conventional methods of pain relief have failed for you, a…Read More
Read MoreA diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) can be overwhelming. If the condition isn’t well-managed, you may struggle with flares that can be painful and interfere with everyday tasks. Self-care is essential for your physical health, mind, and soul when dealing…Read More
Read MorePainkillers, also known as opioids or opiates, are commonly prescribed to treat chronic pain. While painkillers can effectively help reduce pain, these medications offer a high risk of dependence and addiction and are misused by roughly 29% of people who…Read More
Read MoreIf the first thing you notice in the morning is your aching, sore back, you’re not alone. The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke estimates that about 80 percent of adults experience low back pain at least once in their…Read More
Read MorePain is the body’s way of telling you that something is wrong. Although it’s usually a symptom of a bigger issue, pain is occasionally the problem itself. It’s important to see the right physician for symptoms of pain, but who…Read More
Read MoreIf you experience frequent lower back pain, probably the last thing you want to think about is exercise. While you may feel like finding a comfy position to rest in, if your doctor is recommending physical activity, you must do…Read More
Read MoreWe’ve all had the experience of waking up with a “crick” in the neck — an ache and stiffness so severe, you find yourself trying not to turn your head. Most people have also experienced that cracking and grinding sensation…Read More
Read MoreAnyone who suffers from migraines knows they aren’t just bad headaches. Migraines can have symptoms that include severe throbbing pain on one side of the head, flashes of light, blind spots and even tingling on one side of the face….Read More
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