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Comic: Edna Gets an Endoscopy

Comic: Edna Gets an Endoscopy

An upper endoscopy can help uncover the cause behind symptoms like difficulty swallowing, chronic heartburn and unexplained stomach pain

Cazandra MacDonald

Doctors Told Me There Was Nothing They Could Do for My Chronic Pain. They Were Wrong.

I was dependent on the strongest narcotic pain meds until a pain management specialist really saw — and heard — me

chiropractor provides a relaxing adjustment session

Does Chiropractic Work for Chronic Pain?

Women experience more chronic pain than men. Find out if chiropractic care can help with chronic pain management.

woman sitting on sofa hold her ankle injury feeling pain in her foot at home

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) 101

CRPS affects more women than men. Here’s what you should know about the chronic pain condition.

Woman who has chronic pain

How Chronic Pain Changes the Brain

Chronic pain can lower the amount of gray matter in your brain. Here’s what you need to know.

Ginevra Liptan, M.D.

It Wasn’t Just a Pain in the Neck. It Was Fibromyalgia.

After years of chronic pain, I finally found answers. Now I’m helping others find relief.

Upset Caucasian woman sitting back to back on bed with her black husband

How Uterine Conditions Can Affect Your Sex Life

Many women with uterine conditions deal with pain and bleeding during sex — here are ways to navigate discomfort and have more intimacy with your partner

Sandi Bass

Doctors Thought My Chronic Pain Condition Was Flaring Up. It Ended Up Being Gout.

The pain was unbearable, but with a rheumatologist, I’ve finally found an effective treatment

A distraught senior Asian woman feeling unwell, suffering from pain in leg while sitting on sofa in the living room at home

Tech Solutions for Chronic Pain

Innovative apps that reduce aches and pain through sound, movement and psychology

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Childhood Trauma Can Lead to Chronic Pain

The connection between trauma and chronic pain doesn’t mean it’s all in your head. It’s real, and it requires holistic treatment.

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