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Understanding Fibromyalgia
Over 5 million Americans suffer from fibromyalgia, a chronic pain condition that causes muscle tenderness and fatigue. Still, it is a disorder that’s...
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5 Ways That May Help You Manage Pain
Adults dealing with chronic pain can select from a variety of ways to try to manage it. Learn more about 5 techniques that have been shown to help.
Keeping Positive When Dealing with Pain
Pain can have a negative impact on many parts of our lives. Learn ways to keep your spirits up and maintain a positive outlook.
To Fight Pain, First Find the Right Words
If you suffer from pain, finding the right way to describe it to your healthcare provider is important. Here are some tips on how to talk with your healthcare provider to get the help you need.
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Anesthesia 101
Nov 7, 2017
Ever wondered how anesthesia works? On The Doctors, our Dr. Freda Lewis-Hall explains and shares what you need to know before “going under.”
Answers to Common Questions About Anesthesia
While you may know that anesthesia is a medical treatment used to prevent people from feeling pain during surgery, you may have questions about the different types of anesthesia, how they work, and their overall safety profile.
Low Back Pain and What You Can Do About It
Low back pain is something many of us have in common. Whether your low back pain is acute or chronic, there are ways to manage it.
How To Protect Your Lower Back
If you’ve ever suffered from low back pain, you know all too well how much it can impact your daily life. Fortunately, there are several things you can do to keep you back healthy and strong.
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What’s Centralized Pain?
Jun 23, 2017
Chronic pain that is widespread throughout your body is centralized pain. Learn more about this and the other types of chronic pain.
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What’s Nociceptive Pain?
Jun 23, 2017
Chronic pain that often feels sore, dull, tender or achy may be nociceptive pain. There are several types of chronic pain and many approaches to manage them.
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What’s Neuropathic Pain?
Jun 23, 2017
Did you know that there are several types of chronic pain? If your chronic pain feels like small electrical shocks, hot and burning or painfully cold, it may be neuropathic pain.
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