One of the spa’s most popular offerings is cryotherapy, a treatment that uses cold air to target specific areas of pain.

Dr. Jock Lillard of Semmes Murphey Clinic explains the causes of chronic pain, when to take numbness and tingling seriously, and how many patients find relief without surgery.

As the nature of bees suggests, good and bad mingle. Painful stings, but beautiful pollination that boosts crops. The enzyme and main allergen, phospholipase A2, causes swelling and cell damage, but ...

Researchers recently created a guide to help primary care clinicians navigate the complexities of chronic, nociplastic pain ...

On this Wellness Wednesday, the News 9 team talks to Dr. Rico Guerra about interventional pain management and helping those who suffer from chronic pain.

An estimated 51.6 million adults, or about 21% of the adult population in the United States, live with chronic pain.This is ...

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Gabapentin, a common painkiller, may increase dementia risk with frequent use. Younger users are especially vulnerable.

A neuronal mechanism pumps the brakes on pain, but failure of these brakes can cause long-lasting pain. The discovery could ...

One of the spa’s most popular offerings is cryotherapy, a treatment that uses cold air to target specific areas of pain.

Often invisible to medical tests, McGill University researchers are explaining why chronic pain is generally discounted. In a new study, they are showing that it can be better assessed when doctors ...

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