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Even if you’re taking them as prescribed, you will have to take higher and higher doses to get pain relief.” Opioids carry a potential for abuse, addiction (a state in which a person can’t ...

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Steroid suppositories and internal creams may be necessary. Pain relief medications might also be an option for many people. “If you have no contraindications to OTC pain medication, ibuprofen ...

Spinal cord stimulation has been used for more than 50 years treat a variety of chronic pain conditions. Advances in technology and cost effectiveness have made this treatment a viable option to ...

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Even after one session, patients feel relief, and over time ... lanolin to soothe and soften along with a gentle local anaesthetic to ease pain. The formula is thicker than others we tested, and ...

In the months since I received this skin-saving balm, it has become my go-to for ... with subtle notes of citrus. The formula’s star ingredient is shea butter, a creamy fat extracted from ...

For David Hao, a chronic pain physician at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, the conversation with a new patient experiencing severe chronic pain generally goes like this: He lays out ...

The best way to understand others is to understand ourselves. We keep hearing that, yet we hardly understand what that means. We also hear “the clinician treats, but the patient heals herself ...

The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) declares an "urgent need" for clinicians to look into pain relief options for IUD insertion patients. ACOG reportedly did not issue ...

An experimental drug developed at Duke University School of Medicine could offer powerful pain relief without the dangerous side effects of opioids. The drug, called SBI-810, is part of a new ...