Blocking Inflammation May Lead to Chronic Pain
Using anti-inflammation drugs and steroids to relieve pain could increase the chances of developing chronic pain, according to researchers.
Using anti-inflammation drugs and steroids to relieve pain could increase the chances of developing chronic pain, according to researchers.
Virginia Halling, PT, offers a perspective on on-site analysis of worker ergonomics in the COVID-19 environment, in this feature for the September/October 2021 issue of Rehab Management.
Shoulder surgery may be the only option some wheelchair users have for addressing pain symptoms caused by propelling a mobility device. An injection of fat may change that.
Virtual reality (VR) could reduce types of pain typically seen in patients with nerve injuries and could boost the dysfunctional pain suppression system, giving people with chronic pain a possible game-changing hope, researchers from the University of Plymouth suggest.
Through support from the National Institute on Aging, ZetrOZ Systems, developers of the Sustained Acoustic Medicine (sam) wearable ultrasound, is expanding the research pipeline of non-surgical, non-opioid treatment options, the company reports.
Age Safe America LLC launches Family Caregiver ESSENTIALS, a free online course that aims to empower caregivers.