Pain Management

Best drugs for mysterious nerve pain

More than 20 million people in the United States live with neuropathic pain—a kind of long-lasting and hard-to-treat nerve pain. For about one in four...

Mixing ibuprofen with blood pressure drugs could harm your kidneys

Many people take medicine for high blood pressure every day to stay healthy. At the same time, they might also use common painkillers like...

Simple pill may help prevent joint surgery arthritis

There is hopeful news for people who suffer from joint pain. A recent study has found that a medicine called colchicine might help lower...

Why some people with psoriatic arthritis don’t respond to treatment

Psoriatic arthritis, or PsA, is a long-term condition that affects both the skin and the joints. It’s part of a group of diseases called inflammatory...

Can home exercises alone relieve knee pain?

A new study has found that people with knee problems caused by a meniscal tear and osteoarthritis felt much better after doing regular home...

Antibiotics after childbirth may prevent painful wound complications

A new study from Denmark has found that giving antibiotics to women shortly after childbirth can help lower the risk of serious wound problems. The...

Can this common painkiller help stop cancer from spreading?

Most cancer deaths don’t happen because of the original tumor, but because cancer cells move to other parts of the body. This spreading is...

Study discovers new way to treat chronic back pain

Millions of people around the world live with chronic low back pain. This type of pain can last for years and make everyday activities...

Free online Tai Chi program could ease chronic knee pain, study finds

A new Australian study has found that a free online Tai Chi program can significantly reduce knee pain and improve movement in people with...

This stuff in gut may trigger rheumatoid arthritis

A group of scientists from the University of Colorado and other research centers has made a major discovery about rheumatoid arthritis (RA). RA is a...