Conditions

Burning pain in the nerve fibers in the skin long after symptoms of shingles like rash and blisters have disappeared.

A group of chronic diseases that cause swelling and tenderness in your joints.

May be accompanied by other symptoms including numbness, tingling, weakness, muscle spasms, or stiffness.

An irritation or compression of nerves in the cervical spine (the vertebrae of the neck).

A type of headache called cervico-occipital pain, or occipital neuralgia, is characterized by piercing, throbbing, or ...

Pelvic pain can have a variety of sources that include both pelvic structures and the lumbar spine.

Related to a “misfiring” nervous system that sends excessive pain signals to the brain.

The process by which these discs can start to wear down and lose their elasticity and water content.

This progressive disease stems from chronically high blood sugar levels.

The facet joints help stabilize the spinal column/vertebrae and prevent excessive movement.

The exact cause of fibromyalgia is not known, but many doctors believe this condition is related to an over-expression of ...

When discomfort in your hips, spine, shoulders, knees, or other joints diminishes your quality of life.

Often the result of acute injury or muscle overuse, myofascial pain syndrome (MPS) causes deep pain in muscles and in the ...

Nerve pain, also called neuropathic pain or neuropathy, ranges from mild and irritating to intense and disabling.

Burns, muscle strains, and trauma are all causes of nociceptive pain.

Back pain after surgery and worsening symptoms over time.

The inflammation of the sacroiliac (SI) joints that connect the pelvis and lower spine.

Rather than a specific condition, sciatica is a syndrome – an array of symptoms caused by compression of the sciatic nerve ...

Spinal stenosis is a common condition that develops when spaces in the spine begin to narrow.

Condition in which a lumbar vertebra – a bone in the lower spine – slides forward or backward and throws the spine out of pos ...

In most cases, overuse and trauma involving the muscles, ligaments, tendons, or bones cause sports injuries.