I was no stranger to back pain. In my early forties, I had three episodes of severe lumbar pain, lasting several weeks each. Lumbar is just the word doctors use for “low back.” An MRI showed ...

Granted, pain thresholds vary among us, but when we arrive at our own, how do we deal with it? The most readily available responses are anger, blaming and resentment. It’s convenient to have someone ...

All medications were discontinued. At work, she was placed on a trial of regular duty. Shortly thereafter, she returned to our clinic in tears, with markedly increased pain between the shoulder blades ...

Try these all-natural ways to treat what ails you. Chronic pain affects 116 million American adults. That's more than a third of the U.S. population. \ While pain pills reduce suffering, they can be ...

Pain is an inevitable feeling all humans face at one time or another. It's the shadow that lurks behind our joys, the thorn that prickles amidst the petals of our happiness. Yet, as paradoxical as it ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . A 70-year-old Korean-born man calls in on Monday morning to make an appointment for an evaluation of acute joint ...

There is that mantra, “success comes at a price”, but no one warns you that the price tag often reads “pain.” From the sweat-drenched gym floors to the high-pressure boardrooms, resilience is built ...

In my last blog, Life Lessons Learned from Being Temporarily Disabled, I promised to disclose what I learned about sex from being temporarily disabled. It is with some trepidation that I now fulfill ...