Joint pain happens to individual joints or many joints. It can be painful and result from inflammation of the bone, muscles, cartilage, ligaments and/or tendons. Mild joint pain can be sore after certain activities, and severe pain can limit weight bearing or motion activities. Muscle pain can...

Hand pain can affect the finger, hand, or wrist. It is frequently caused by injury, overuse or inflammation of the bones, joints, ligaments, or tendons.

The wrist is intricate joint connecting the hand to the forearm. It is comprised of 8 carpal bones, radius and ulna, and 5 metacarpal bones. All of these bones allow for the mobility of the hand. Wrist pain can occur as a result of injuries, repetitive use, or specific conditions, such as...

Arm pain can be caused by compressed nerves or damaged joints, muscles, and bones. Often arm pain results in sensations of numbness or weakness and can radiate from an injury to the neck or upper spine.

The shoulder is the most mobile joint in the body. As such, it can be injured through work, everyday activity, overuse or specific conditions.

Neck pain is a common complaint and can be caused by wear and tear, overuse or injury to muscles, bones, nerves, or discs.

Pain has a language all its own. There are words and concepts that an individual may never have heard of before they are diagnosed with a chronic pain condition. These terms can include types of pain, like nociceptive pain.

The use of supplements in treating chronic pain has increased as more research has been conducted to show the efficacy of supplements and as individuals have become more health conscious and look for more natural ways to treat their pain.

Walking can help strengthen a patient’s feet, legs, hips, and waist. Walking can also help increase circulation, nourish the spine, improve flexibility, and enhance posture. Through a healthy walking routine, patients can better control their weight, strengthen their bones, and reduce bone density...