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If you’re in pain, you need a solution. No matter the location of pain in your body, some treatments can help you manage it with success. Take a moment to learn about your options so you can feel better and start your path to a thriving life.
Though you can feel the pain in your body, you don’t often discuss the toll it can take on you mentally. Here, you’ll learn more about how chronic physical pain can affect your mental health.
If you have chronic pain, you might need to observe your diet and possibly make some changes — because what you eat can directly affect how you feel. Keep reading to learn more.
If you have persistent tingling, numbness, or pain in certain areas of your body, you might have a pinched nerve. Take a moment to learn the best way to know the source of your issue so you can get the treatment you need.
Do you feel like you have “knots” in your body? If so, these trigger points of pain can be treated with trigger point injections (TSIs) to give you the relief you need. Read on to learn more about this form of treatment.
Do you have debilitating back pain? A spinal cord stimulator might be your answer. We offer a trial run that allows you to have a successful experience before deciding on having a permanent one implanted.
If you’re having kyphoplasty to fix a compression fracture in your spine, you may be wondering how to prepare, what it will feel like, and how long it’ll take to recover. Here’s the rundown so you’ll know exactly what to expect.
At the University Pain Medicine Center, we’re more than pain management doctors near Highland Park, NJ, we’re partners for the patients that want to change the way pain impacts their lives. Treating a condition or ailment isn’t just about quantifying...
As those flakes of wintry precipitation gently glide downwards from the heavens, children across New Jersey stare in wonder and think of all the fun they’ll have on their snow day.
Regenerative injection therapy using bone marrow aspiration (BMA) is a recent development in medical science that has seen extraordinary results across a number of different patient types and ailments.
Now that the fall sports season has kicked off, millions are practicing, playing and competing across the country. But, with contact sports comes contact injuries and many are feeling the impact of the games played all over their bodies.
Chronic neck pain can be frustrating and distracting, but there are some simple techniques to alleviate or prevent it on your own.
If you have lower back pain, you are definitely not alone. About 80 percent of adults experience low back pain at some point in their lifetimes.
Joint aches and pains increase with age and can sometimes worsen in the presence of a busy and active lifestyle. While there are several medications that reduce pain, it is not always advisable to take them over a long period of time as some...
Spring is here! Your busy schedule may make it hard to get to the gym on a regular basis, but don’t let that stop you from moving. There are plenty of ways to strengthen your body and spring into action–even if you have been hibernating all winter...
Postherpetic Neuralgia (PHN) is the most common complication of herpes zoster, or shingles. It is typically defined as any pain that remains after herpes zoster lesions or rashes heal, commonly following a three-month period.
Eating a balanced diet should make you feel satisfied and energized. Organic, nutrient-dense foods can help you heal from years of chronic illness.
If you have arthritis in your hands, winter is often the worst time of year. Your wrists and hands contain more than 25 joints combined, and the more joints an area has, the more structures arthritis can affect.
What could possibly be worse than struggling with a painful condition and feeling ashamed to discuss the problem due to the intimacy of its nature? Such is the case for several suff ering with pudendal neuralgia, a little-known disease...
All three of the UPMC doctors are proud Rutgers University graduates! They back to their alma mater by sponsoring Rutgers Athletics.
Many patients may rush to surgery as their first option to help treat pain. However, many are also unaware of what nonsurgical treatments are available.
Rutgers University highlights Dr. Demesmin for inviting the Rutgers ODASIS group to the Michigan football game and providing a scholarship to the students in the ODASIS program.
Need to shovel snow after the snow storm? Read Dr. Parikh’s tips on how to avoid a back injury while shoveling.
The holiday season means a long day of standing and cooking in the kitchen, wrapping gifts and decorating. These activities can cause strain on your neck and back.
