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Americans are no strangers to back pain — the issue affects about 84% of people at some point in their lives. Here, we dive into a few of the more common drivers of low back pain and what to do next.

With each passing year, your knees are becoming achier and stiffer thanks to osteoarthritis and you want to find solutions that will keep you on your feet and moving without pain. Thankfully, there are many.

When your feet are in pain, your world can slow down and even grind to a halt. Foot pain is common, and knowing when to seek help can save you from the discomfort you feel with every step.

When there’s a literal pain in your neck, your life can be more than just a little uncomfortable. If chronic neck pain is taking a toll on your life, it’s time to explore whether you’re a candidate for trigger point injections.

At any given time, millions of Americans are dealing with numbness, tingling, and sometimes pain in their wrists, hands, and fingers. In most cases, these symptoms are driven by carpal tunnel syndrome.

Anytime you’re on your feet and moving, you’re met with pain thanks to lumbar spinal stenosis. If you want to move freely again, it’s time to explore the minimally invasive, innovative MILD® procedure.

November is National Diabetes Month, which means it’s an excellent time to review one of the most common complications of diabetes — diabetic peripheral neuropathy. Here’s what we want you to know.

Sciatica affects millions of Americans each year, so it’s a good idea to understand what you’re up against if you develop this common back condition. Here, we examine key points that anyone with sciatica should be aware of.

Aging is inevitable, as is some wear-and-tear in your body. This often plays out in your spine in the form of degeneration in your discs, which happens to most of us, but it doesn’t always lead to degenerative disc disease.

Each year in the United States, about 2 million people are diagnosed with cancer, and many face pain as part of their journey. Here’s a look at some ways we can relieve cancer pain.

Some days are better than others, but every day can be a struggle when you have fibromyalgia. While there is no cure, that doesn’t mean that you’re on your own and without solutions. We can help.

Americans are no strangers to arthritis, which affects one in four adults, and this collective joint pain is preventing many from doing the things they love. Here, we review some great strategies for living with degenerative arthritis.

While the primary symptom of complex regional pain syndrome is found right in the name — pain — there are other side effects. Here’s a look at how this condition can appear in your life and what to do next.

You wake each morning wondering whether your day is going to be hijacked by a migraine, and you’re tired of living under this constant headache threat. Explore these three effective treatment options for chronic migraines.

Life can be challenging when something is a literal pain in the neck. If, like millions of other Americans at any given moment, you’re struggling with neck pain, here are some of the likely suspects.

Americans are no strangers to chronic pain — it affects nearly one-quarter of adults in the United States. One of the best roads to relief is through radiofrequency ablation, which offers many benefits that we review here.

When you have diabetes, nerve damage — or diabetic peripheral neuropathy — is a clear and present danger. Here’s what we want you to know about diabetic neuropathy, including whether the condition is reversible.

Epidural injections offer immediate and long-lasting pain reduction for conditions originating in your neck and back. Here’s when they’re most beneficial.