This is a study to determine whether Lyrica is an effective treatment for chronic pelvic pain and chronic prostatitis. This international study is currently recruiting patients.
Read moreSome time ago there was a post entitled "Why Choose a Women's Health Physical Therapist?" There were many reasons listed for this and I... Read more »
The American Psychiatric Association (APA) is proposing an addition to their DSM codes that could potentially allow patients with... Read more »
It is rather common for patients to complain of suffering chronic fatigue along with all the pain of fibromyalgia, but it seems to me that... Read more »
As I sit here writing, I'm in a lot of pain. The left side of my low back is throbbing. Often I can ease this pain by popping the back, but... Read more »
The causes of sleepless nights are numerous and varied, everything from noisy neighbors to stress to a sleep disorder. Another cause of... Read more »
According to the National Pain Foundation, 12 percent to 20 percent of women experience chronic pelvic pain, and experts say approximately 61 percent... Read more »
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A questionnaire by researcher C.R. Cloninger and colleagues is useful in clinical practice to detect personality disorders (PDs) among patients who... Read more »
British scientists have found that a procedure that treats chronic pelvic pain by disrupting nerve connections is no more effective at relieving... Read more »
According to new research, a tiny injectable implant that is smaller than a grain of rice might one day take the place of large neural stimulators... Read more »
TMJ is short for "Temporomandibular Joint" which is the jaw joint. Each person has two, one in front of each ear. It connects the lower and upper jaw... Read more »