Pain Management

A new study found a link between the bacteria that populate the digestive tract (called the gut microbiome) and this chronic pain condition. Here’s what that could mean.

Errors in diagnosis are all too common—that’s why it's important to learn how to advocate for yourself in the doctor’s office. Here’s what you need to know.

Whether you had a chronic pain condition before pregnant or pregnancy itself has brought on new pain, these tips can help you manage it.

We’ve got a few awesome ways to show the big guy how much you care.

While pot does have some proven medical benefits, especially when it comes to pain, legalization may have some unintended negative consequences.

Researchers are finding new tools to analyze skin pain in people with psoriasis and make things better for people who have this problem.

While many people sing the praises of marijuana and its benefits, the drug isn’t without its risks. And the latest may affect your sedation levels in the operating room.

Joint pain can get in the way of people with rheumatologic conditions being able to move around and live normally. The simple exercises described by physical therapists here can be the key to getting relief – and back in the game.

People with cancer who use medical marijuana are more likely to choose forms with higher amounts of THC than those with other health conditions, who prefer CBD.

The opioid crisis has changed the way we think about pain. Addictions typically associated with street drugs now often start in the doctor’s office.