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Occasional pain is a part of life. Aches come and go. But if you have nagging pain in one extremity for more than a few months, it could be chronic regional pain syndrome. Here’s what you need to know.

Getting medical care for whiplash as soon as possible is important for managing pain and lowering your risk for long-term complications.

Between 6-9 million Americans live with scoliosis. And, while it can affect people of all ages, it’s most common in children between 10-15 years of age. Keep reading to learn why early detection is key when it comes to managing this common condition.

If you’re suffering from persistent, excruciating back pain that doesn’t respond to traditional and minimally invasive treatments, you might be a candidate for an effective, last-resort option called rhizotomy.

Since sciatica most often results from a herniated spinal disc, any factor that contributes to herniation raises your risk. Additional body weight can often create forces on your joints that are much greater than the amount of weight itself.

Are chronic headaches stealing your energy and joy? Find out what might be causing them and what treatment options are available.

Do you have constant tension and pain in your neck? It could be connected to living in a digital world where we fixate on small screens for hours at a time. Find out if “tech neck” could be the root of your pain.

If you’ve tried everything short of surgery to get rid of your knee pain, you may think you’re running out of options. Learn how effective viscosupplementation is in remedying knee pain, and find out if it’s right for you.

Living with diabetic nerve pain, or peripheral neuropathy, can be debilitating. While the first step is managing your blood sugar, there are other things you can do to help ward off your pain and the progression of symptoms.

Many arthritis sufferers remain unaware of the myriad solutions available to ease their pain. Learn how regenerative medicine can help.

While most cases of acute back pain resolve within a few weeks, 20% of people develop chronic pain. Finding treatments to relieve the pain can be difficult. If everything you’ve tried has failed, it may be time to try a spinal cord stimulator.