We all experience pain from time to time in our lives. However, there are different types of pain, and how it is treated often depends on its cause, severity, and longevity. For example, pain can be the result of an acute (short-term) injury or illness, or it can be the result of a chronic (long-term)
Read MoreIf you are suffering from painful joints, you are hardly alone. Chronic joint pain caused by arthritis alone affects millions of people in the United States. In fact, approximately 25% of adults with arthritis report experiencing severe joint pain, while nearly 50% of adults with arthritis have persistent pain. There are numerous ways to effectively manage it. Let’s
Read MoreTry as you might to stay fit and active, sooner or later, you will likely experience muscle pain. It may be a mild aching after a workout or overexertion during the course of a typical day. Or it may be a more severe injury, infection, disease, or other health problem producing a deep, steady throbbing,
Read MoreYour knees support your body weight and allow for movement. With healthy knees, you can sit, walk, run, and jump without any issue. When the knees start hurting, you can expect some degree of limitation to function. You need your knees for daily activities. A very common cause of persistent knee pain is a meniscus
Read MoreJoint health tends to decline with age, largely at the hands of osteoarthritis. There are two primary drivers behind this age-related degeneration: wear and tear combined with a lack of regenerative resources. While there isn’t much we can do to turn back the clock on wear and tear, we can replenish much-needed regenerative resources through
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