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Throughout the history of medicine, quantifying pain has been an issue. How do we explain "how much" pain we're experiencing in a way that's universally understood? As headache and Migraine patients we can absolutely relate. Jackson explores pain as the "Fifth Vital Sign," as measurable as temperature, blood pressure, heart beat, and respiration.
A burning question...
"But how has it come about that we spend $24 billion a year in North America on Tylenol,...
Read moreEver had a pain in the butt? No, I am not talking some crazy family member who cannot keep the mouth shut. I am talking about a real pain... Read more »
The local weather forecast calls for pain increasing over the next five days and tapering off towards the end of the week. Sound familiar?... Read more »
KEEPIN' THE FAITH I used to think I was a little different from many people, but as I "mature" (i.e. get older), I find that I'm... Read more »
Full Question: I started using Imitrex for migraines in 1992. About 2 years ago I was switched to Zolmitriptan and it worked on my... Read more »
It is so easy to forget that arthritis is not the only problem we see with rheumatoid arthritis, particularly when the disease is labeled... Read more »
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It borders on common sense. Ice is an effective first aid choice for many ailments--bumps, bruises, and even insect bites. Now it makes "scientific... Read more »
Diseases that fall under spondyloarthritis umbrella are ankylosing spondylitis, reactive arthritis (known previously as Reiter's syndrome) psoriatic... Read more »
Standard RIIt's a recurring question -- "If I go to the ER for a Migraine or headache, don't they have to treat me?" There's no simple answer.... Read more »
Proper Care of the Body's Shock AbsorbersJust like motor oil keeps your car running smoothly, there’s an important fluid that lubricates and... Read more »
My name is Stacy, and I am 24 years old. I live in Atlanta, GA, although I have moved all over the U.S. and have lived in more than 30 cities (my... Read more »