Non-drug treatments for chronic pain

Exercise:  Light to moderate exercise may help improve blood and oxygen flow to muscles and reduce stress. Heat and/or cold application:  Applying heat and/or cold regularly to a sore area via a safe mechanism (such as hot or cold packs that have temperature limits built in to prevent burning or freezing skin) can be veryContinue reading “Non-drug treatments for chronic pain”

Treatment of Neck Pain

The most common types of mild to moderate neck pain usually respond well to self-care within two or three weeks. If neck pain persists, your doctor might recommend other treatments. Medications Your doctor might prescribe stronger pain medicine than what you can get over-the-counter, as well as muscle relaxants and tricyclic antidepressants for pain relief.Continue reading “Treatment of Neck Pain”

Neck Pain Range of Symptoms

Neck pain can feel like any of the following: Stiff neck that makes turning the head difficult Sharp or stabbing pain in one spot Soreness or tenderness in a general area Pain that radiates down into the shoulders, arms, or fingers; or radiates up into the head In some cases, other symptoms associated with the neck pain areContinue reading “Neck Pain Range of Symptoms”

Leg Pain Symptoms and Descriptions

Not all leg pain derived from low back problems presents the same way. Some typical descriptions of leg pain and accompanying symptoms include: Burning pain.  Some leg pain is experienced as a searing pain that at times radiates from the low back or buttocks down the leg, or it may present as intermittent pain thatContinue reading “Leg Pain Symptoms and Descriptions”

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