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Category Archives: Pain Management

Calm Cramps In Your Legs

There you are, tucked away deep in dreamland. Then it hits. You’re startled awake by excruciating pain in your calf. You can’t move and you don’t know what to do. Calf cramps are the worst. Not only can they wake up in the middle of the night, but that can hit while you’re watching television ...click here to read more

Quick Tips to Cut Calories

Who couldn’t afford to drop a couple of calories from their daily diet? If you’re snacking on leftover Halloween candy or getting ready to partake in Thanksgiving or Christmas feasts, I’m sure you know exactly what I mean. North Americans overeat. You can see it when you walk down the street, sit down at a ...click here to read more

Stretches and Exercises That May Help with Back Pain

When lower back pain hits, the impact is real. Limited mobility, debilitating pain, and an inability to enjoy yourself can put severe limitations on your life. But what’s even more frustrating is that the majority of chronic back pain cases don’t have a diagnosable cause and traditional treatments rarely work. What does seem to work, ...click here to read more

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Older Adults with Chronic Low Back Pain Have Lower Skeletal Muscle Mass: Study

Older adults with chronic lower back pain have less skeletal muscle mass. The study followed 100 participants with chronic lower back pain (CLBP) for at least three months, along with an additional 560 participants without CLBP. Participants were asked to report pain intensity from zero to 10 on a visual analog scale. Skeletal muscle mass ...click here to read more

Mindfulness Meditation May Lower Chronic Pain

Mindfulness meditation may help reduce chronic pain, according to research findings. A recent study found that mindfulness meditation may help lessen the severity and impact that chronic pain has on everyday life, along with improving the distress that chronic pain brings. The researchers suggest that the use of mindfulness meditation is a good alternative for ...click here to read more

Positive Self-Belief along with Physiotherapy Found to Lower Shoulder Pain

Positive self-belief, along with physiotherapy, has been found to reduce shoulder pain. The findings come from the University of East Anglia and the University of Hertfordshire. The researchers looked at over 1,000 patients undergoing physiotherapy for shoulder pain. They found that those who expected physiotherapy to improve their shoulder pain were more likely to recover ...click here to read more