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Millions of Americans live with fibromyalgia, a chronic pain condition that’s often hard to diagnose. While widespread pain is the most prevalent symptom of fibromyalgia, you might experience various other disruptive symptoms, too.

Low back discomfort combined with pain and tingling shooting down one of your legs are common symptoms of sciatica. If these sensations sound familiar, you need effective, long-lasting relief.

When persistent and severe back pain interferes with your life, you need a pain management technique that works. If medication, injections, and other non-invasive treatments aren’t effective, consider spinal cord stimulation.

Millions of people injure themselves at work every year. Taking prompt action and getting medical assessment and treatment can minimize the pain and disruption to your life. From first aid to follow-up, learn what to do following a work injury.

Getting a medical assessment and treatment after a car accident is critical to relieving your pain and reducing the wreck’s impact on your life. Learn more about the best remedies to help you feel better fast after a collision.

You have pain in your lower back that shoots down one of your legs. It could be sciatica or a sign of neuropathy, a common diabetes complication. Learn about the connection between these conditions and what to do if you have symptoms.

Millions of Americans have neuropathy, but many go undiagnosed and don’t get the treatment they need to reduce their symptoms and maintain their quality of life. You need to learn the common signs of neuropathy and know when to get help.

Florida might be opening its doors, but that doesn't mean the COVID-19 pandemic is over. Find out how COVID-19 can affect your pain condition and your pain-management options so you can stay safe, healthy, and pain free.

Sciatica is a painful condition that can disrupt your life. But did you know that many of the risk factors for sciatica are under your control? Let’s explore your risk of sciatica and learn about how to protect your spine.

Do you have numbness or tingling feelings in your feet or hands? These are warning signs of peripheral neuropathy, which is nerve damage. When untreated, neuropathy can progress, so learn the signs and get help early.

When you’ve been injured at work, it’s essential to get treatment so you don’t miss out on work or other activities. However, you need to follow some steps to make sure you not only recover quickly but get the workers’ compensation you need.

Spinal stenosis and other painful back conditions are common in an aging population, but that doesn’t mean back pain is inevitable. Starting healthy habits now and getting the right treatment at the earliest signs of a problem can prevent back pain.

Car accidents can be devastating. If you’re lucky enough to walk away without an obvious scratch, you may have still sustained an injury. Take care of yourself, and visit us as soon as you can after your auto accident.

Getting enough exercise and staying active is especially important when you have arthritis and joint pain.

Do you experience severe back pain due to damaged vertebrae? If other pain management techniques haven’t helped, you may be able to experience relief through kyphoplasty.

If you have persistent pain that cripples your productivity, spinal cord stimulation can disrupt your body’s pain signals. To learn more about this groundbreaking and drug-free approach to pain relief, read on.

Coping with pain is never fun. And once pain becomes chronic, your overall quality of life can diminish. If you have chronic pain, there’s hope. Radiofrequency ablation may be able to give you the relief you’re looking for. Read on to learn more.

Chances are you won’t get through your adult years without a bout of neck or low back pain. When your pain doesn’t improve despite conservative medical care, an epidural steroid injection can deliver quick and often long-lasting pain relief.