Theater of Pain

Theater of Pain I recently went to see “Annie” at the local dinner theater and let me first state that the entertainment was spot on, the acting was good, the singing was excellent and the experience was good all around the Emmy Award-winning actress Sally Struthers starred as Miss Hannigan. The only problem was the… Continue reading Theater of Pain

10 Neuropathy Risk Factors

10 Neuropathy Risk Factors Neuropathy is nerve damage that affects the peripheral nerves and can have many different causes. These are the 10 neuropathy risk factors that are most common: Read the entire article at Nutarniq Corp

The 7 Types of Fibromyalgia Pain

The 7 Types of Fibromyalgia Pain Those with fibromyalgia have a shared experience of living with pain. But what that feels like can be quite different from person to person due to the fact that there are so many different types of fibromyalgia pain. Read the entire article at Very Well Health

Compressing The Pain

Compressing The Pain Depending on the pain level, I have found that compression wearables usually work well for me. I started with the gloves, and they worked well; they managed to help significantly with the pain. The original pair I had was very cheap, and they tore rather quickly. The second pair was another cheap… Continue reading Compressing The Pain

In concert with pain

In Concert with Pain This past week my wife, daughter, and I went to see a concert in Northern Virginia. We arrived around 7 p.m. and the main attraction, Rascal Flatts, started at 9:30. I haven’t been to a concert in years and we had really good seats, up close to the stage. Besides the… Continue reading In concert with pain

Pain Awareness Month

Pain Awareness Month The month of September has been declared Pain Awareness Month. Pain Awareness Month is a time when various organizations work to raise public awareness of issues in the area of pain and pain management. Links https://www.theacpa.org/pain-awareness/september-is-pain-awareness-month/

Pain

PAIN!!! Can you imagine being told you’ll be in pain 24 hours a day 365 days a year? now imagine there is no cure… …still smiling? Didn’t think so

‘All in Your Head’? Getting Care for Untreated Pain

All In Your Head Studies show that many doctors dismiss pain symptoms based on patientsโ€™ race, gender, and age. Itโ€™s already difficult to find appropriate treatment for chronic pain. But a growing body of research shows that some groups are more likely than others to face diagnostic delays and undertreatment. {read more}