by River Cities Interventional Pain Specialists | Jul 16, 2024 | Pain Management
Do you feel pain in your lower back while in certain positions? Whether the discomfort is triggered when you sneeze, reach for something, or lie down in certain positions, lower back stretches can help. There are several lower back stretches that relieve back pain...
by River Cities Interventional Pain Specialists | Jul 15, 2024 | Pain Management
A mild or severe headache can cause discomfort in your sleep, making your nights long and stressful. Despite the high number of adults who experience headaches globally, two out of eight of these people have sleep issues. If you are among the many wondering how to...
by River Cities Interventional Pain Specialists | Jun 25, 2024 | Pain Management
Pain can be uncomfortable and detract from your quality of life. If your discomfort lasts for a long time, you might think that taking over-the-counter medicine or getting some rest will solve the problem. To help you make informed decisions, there are a number of...
by River Cities Interventional Pain Specialists | Jun 20, 2024 | Pain Management
Pain is a result of various causes. Since most people endure different types of discomfort in their lives, it becomes challenging to know when you should see a pain management doctor. If you have lived with aches and pains for a long time, you can improve the quality...
by River Cities Interventional Pain Specialists | Mar 22, 2024 | Pain Management
Have you ever wondered why, alongside the sneezing and sniffling, you also end up grappling with a headache during allergy season? It’s not just a coincidence. There’s a link between allergies causing headaches that many are unaware of. This condition,...
by River Cities Interventional Pain Specialists | Mar 18, 2024 | Pain Management
Back pain can significantly impact your day-to-day activities and overall quality of life. While back pain can manifest in various forms, lower back pain on one side is a specific complaint that many people encounter. Knowing the potential causes is the first step...
