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Understanding Neuralgia Types and Treatments

Neuralgia is a painful condition brought on by irritated or damaged nerves, often caused by aging. Many different medical conditions can cause neuralgia, such as: Infections, including shingles, Lyme disease and HIV Kidney disease, diabetic neuropathy, or multiple sclerosis Pressure on nerves due to bones, blood vessels, or tumors Neuralgia manifests as a burning, stabbing, severe pain and […]

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What Is Radiofrequency Ablation and How Can It Treat Neck and Back Pain?

Persistent neck and back pain can severely impact your quality of life. When these pains or conditions do not respond to more conservative treatments, such as cold compresses and medication, it’s time to explore other options. One popular treatment is radiofrequency ablation, an alternative treatment for back and neck pain. Radiofrequency ablation can benefit those who

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What Are the Benefits of Trigger Point Injections?

Myofascial pain syndrome is a type of chronic pain disorder that causes individuals to experience pain in areas such as their arms, neck, shoulders, lower back, and legs. Although the general public does not typically mention myofascial pain syndrome, this condition impacts between 30-85% of people who have musculoskeletal pain. One effective treatment option for patients is trigger

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Does Sciatica Ever Go Away?

Sciatica is the pain associated with pressure on the sciatic nerve, which extends from your lower back down your leg. It is the largest nerve in the body. It is important to note that sciatica is not the name of a condition but refers to the pain, numbness, and tingling associated with injury or pressure to the sciatic

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