4 Tips for Pain Relief Quick
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4 Tips for Pain Relief Quick

When you’re in pain, you have one thing on your mind – please make it stop. Luckily there are many pain management options out there, some work faster than others, and some even have an immediate effect. And while opioids can serve an important function, my advice for patients is to try a non-medication approach first. The following pain-relief tips are sustainable and most importantly they’re often times effective for many types of pain conditions…

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Suffering From Chronic Pain as a Black Woman
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Suffering From Chronic Pain as a Black Woman

Every time Jaime Sanders visits an urgent care clinic, she makes sure she brings the three-ring binder that details her comprehensive medical care plan, including lists of medications, allergies and records of past doctors’ visits. Sanders knows she’s never guaranteed to find doctors who will take her migraine pain seriously and carries the binder as proof of her diagnosis. Still, Sanders remembers how one doctor she saw regularly groaned and said, “Oh, it’s the binder,”…

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Avoiding Pain While Doing Laundry and Making the Bed
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Avoiding Pain While Doing Laundry and Making the Bed

Coping with chronic pain can be difficult. You have to alter practically all facets of your life to cater to your treatment needs. The spring season is quickly approaching, pushing a lot of us to clean out hoarded closets and re-organize messy rooms, while simultaneously making sure our pain is managed. At Chronicillness.co Site of United States, our providers know the burden that household chores can put on people living with chronic pain. Whether you…

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In a World of Pain
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In a World of Pain

When Marin Hinkle tells you about her work, family and friends, you can hear the excitement and love in her voice. But behind that serene smile you see on television, in her roles on shows such as “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”and “Two and a Half Men,” is a woman who struggles daily with agonizing chronic pain. “My pain originated in my pelvis, and it’s around my pelvic girdle on the left side of my body,”…

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Minimizing Back Pain While Doing Dishes and Cleaning the Floor
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Minimizing Back Pain While Doing Dishes and Cleaning the Floor

17 Expert-Backed Ways to Dramatically Minimize Back Pain While Doing Dishes and Cleaning the Floor Back pain is one of the most common complaints among adults, and surprisingly, everyday household chores like washing dishes and cleaning the floor can be significant contributors. These tasks, though simple on the surface, require repetitive motions, bending, and prolonged standing, all of which can strain the lower back. The good news is that by making small changes to your…

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Resilience and Other Tools for Overcoming Barriers to Care for Women with Chronic Pain
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Resilience and Other Tools for Overcoming Barriers to Care for Women with Chronic Pain

We can all build resilience, but our circumstances are not all the same. Some women face more barriers than others. The common barriers we all face include: Click Here to Visit the Store and find Much More…. I discovered this world of barriers in 1994 after a surgical injury to my spine caused severe pain, and I was unable to sit, stand or walk more than a couple of feet with a walker for the…

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Anti-Inflammatory Herbs and Spices
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Anti-Inflammatory Herbs and Spices

What is inflammation? Derived from the Latin word “inflammo,” which means, “I set alight, I ignite,” inflammation is the body’s natural self-protectant against potentially harmful stimuli. When a part of the body becomes irritated or damaged, the body responds to protect it from further injury and restore tissue function. Inflammation can be beneficial when, for instance, you sustain a broken knee and the tissues surrounding the area need extra protection and care. In other cases,…

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3 Easy Desk-side Stretches to Keep Muscle Pain at Bay
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3 Easy Desk-side Stretches to Keep Muscle Pain at Bay

If you’re not taking regular breaks to move around during your workday, your muscles may rebel after being scrunched in your desk chair hour after hour. The rebellion might be felt in your neck, shoulders, back, hips and legs when you do finally stand up. Stop the insurrection with these three simple stretching exercises you can do without even leaving your workstation or office. Click Here to Visit the Store and find Much More…. Start…

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Zumba Sentao for Chronic Pain
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Zumba Sentao for Chronic Pain

Exercise is important, and not only when you’re healthy. Here at Chronicillness.co Site of United States, we know that patients dealing with chronic pain also need to exercise. But when pain is radiating through the body, it can be difficult to find the energy to work out. This is why Zumba Sentao is a great workout for chronic pain patients. Zumba Sentao is a spin-off of regular Zumba, the popular cardio dance class that has…

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Chronic Pain Is a Disease and It Should Be Treated Like One
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Chronic Pain Is a Disease and It Should Be Treated Like One

More than 20 years ago, a heavy filing cabinet fell on Cindy Steinberg at her office and caused nerve and ligament damage to her back. The pain never went away. In the years after, she became an advocate for people who experience chronic pain and is currently the national director of policy & advocacy for the U.S. Pain Foundation. In 2011, a landmark report titled “Relieving Pain in America: A Blueprint for Transforming Prevention, Care,…

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