Introduction Have you ever experienced thumb joint pain? If you have, you know how disruptive and uncomfortable it can be. It is especially problematic when you are trying to do everyday activities, like typing on a computer or scrolling through your phone. Thumb joint pain can be a real nuisance and a cause of discomfort.… Read More
Introduction Physiotherapy involves the use of movement to restore skeletal and muscular function, correct impairments, ease pain, and maintain a better quality of life. For example, adults aged 18-60 with back pain and sciatica showed less disability and decreased back pain after one month of physiotherapy compared to a group of adults who just attended back care… Read More
Research Paper Title Prognostic Factors in Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Type 1 Occurring in the Korean Army. Background In Korea, patients diagnosed with complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) in the army are typically discharged from the army; however, the course of the disease after discharge is not known. The purpose of this study was to… Read More
Are you suffering from chronic pain and would not mind spending money to find something that would offer some relief? Sometimes it is hard to deal with the pain that is usually associated with a chronic condition – think of the pain experienced by someone undergoing chemotherapy, for example. For someone undergoing such pain, CBD… Read More
Body pains, especially the chronic ones, can be one of the most difficult things you will ever have to deal with. And, prescription medications are often given to help with pain management. However, because medication does not really address the root cause of the pain, people can become stuck in an endless cycle of medication… Read More
Pain can take a toll on even the strongest person long term. Inflammation and pain are your body’s way of indicating that you need to slow down or see a medical professional. Read More
Research Paper Title Musculoskeletal Pain and Headache in the Active Duty Military Population: An Integrative Review. Background Since 2001, the U.S. Armed Forces’ training and deployment have greatly increased, escalating the risk of injury and pain-related issues both at home station and deployment environments. This integrative review examines the incidence, prevalence, and risk factors for… Read More
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