As many as 40% of Americans suffer from sciatica at some point in their life, along with the pain, burning sensations, and numbness it can cause. The good news is sciatica …
About 2.4% of women and men suffer from peripheral neuropathy, which is a condition that affects the nerves that lie outside of the central nervous system (your brain and spinal cord). …
Fibromyalgia affects thousands of Americans, causing symptoms like musculoskeletal aches and pains, fatigue, poor sleep, and problems with memory. Although the specific cause isn’t known, researchers believe fibromyalgia happens …
Nearly a quarter of American adults have arthritis that’s been diagnosed by a doctor. Symptoms often include joint pain, swelling, and reduced range of motion. Since arthritis affects the …
Diabetes is a chronic disease that affects nearly 40 million Americans. While most people know that diabetes affects blood sugar, many don’t understand the toll it can take on …
Roughly 20% of Americans suffer from chronic pain, with symptoms that affect their lives daily or almost daily. While medications, lifestyle changes, and physical therapy can help, these options …
Radiculopathy is a relatively common type of pain that happens when a nerve in or near the spine is compressed. Without treatment, radiculopathy can become debilitating, and it can …
Nearly a quarter of all adults in the United States have doctor-diagnosed arthritis, along with the painful symptoms it causes. While there are more than 100 types of arthritis, …
More than 30% of Americans experience neck pain in any given year. While traumatic injuries, such as car accidents, are one cause of neck pain, many people develop neck symptoms as …
Millions of people are injured every year in auto accidents on American roadways, suffering from injuries ranging from mild to severe. Some accidents can cause long-term or lifelong disability in …