Pain Management category: 587 books

Are you suffering from temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ)? You don't have to suffer in silence from TMJ pain. There are many medical and therapeutic solutions to treat your TMJ disorder. Your doctor will most likely prescribe you medicine to ease the pain or suggest surgery for...

Through her extensive experience with pain clinics, author Phyllis Berger - a chronic pain sufferer herself - realized that pain relief was highly dependent on stress factors. She found relief could be more rapidly achieved by blocking pain with electrical currents and acupuncture, relieving anxiety...

A clinical reference manual for the evaluation and treatment of muscle pain • Contains detailed illustrations of pain patterns and trigger-point locations • 15,000 copies sold in first hardcover edition Myofascial pain syndromes are among the fastest growing problems that...

Would you like to be completely free of back pain, without ever needing to resort to drugs, surgery or complicated therapies? Dr. John Franz's years of research reveals how stress and other psychological factors can cause back pain-and how you can be pain-free by using natural and inexpensive...

Arthritis can be a very painful and debilitating condition to contend with. With over 100 different types of arthritis, it can be difficult to even know what your specific condition is. You may be dealing with a lot of pain and uncertainty. Despite all of this, there are many things you can do to...

There are a few different causes of ear pain, and the treatment for each may differ. Understanding why your ears hurt is the first step in finding the off switch to the pain and preventing it from coming on again. This book is mostly targeted at divers and people doing other water sports activities...

Lower back pain and dysfunction are often caused by postural abnormalities. Back Pain and Posture-A Balancing Act will help the reader understand the significance of posture and its relationship to lower back pain. It specifically explains the effects of a short leg and pelvic tilt. It gives the reader...

Whatever your situation in life, there will be a time where you will be confronted by work conflicts, relationship separation, medical difficulties, or the death of a loved one. No one escapes these circumstances of life and the pain they bring. At these times of deep distress, we often revert to...

If you find yourself sitting or standing for long periods of time, there’s a good possibility that you’ve experienced low back pain at one point or another. If the pain is excruciating, you should always check with your doctor to rule out the possibility of deeper conditions, such as a herniated...

Most cancer patients fear unremitting pain more than the prospect of an untimely death, and are surprised to learn that most of the pain and related symptoms of cancer can be successfully addressed by an informed patient working with a determined health care team. Thoroughly updating their widely...

A thirty-year quest, from genes to pain-signaling neurons to people with a rare genetic disorder that makes them feel they are on fire. Two soldiers, both with wounds injuring the same nerve, show very different responses: one is disabled by neuropathic pain, unable to touch the injured limb...

Addresses an often overlooked aspect of chronic pain—the stress and strain on family members. There is a lack of resources to help those who care for someone with chronic pain cope with their own suffering and stay balanced, and this book fills that need. Can be used as a companion to Pain...

This book covers several topics including: Chapter 1: What Is Physiotherapy? Chapter 2: How To Check Physiotherapy Credentials Chapter 3: Physiotherapy Statistics Chapter 4: How To Make The Most Of A Physiotherapy Assessment Chapter 5: What Are Physiotherapy Costs And Will Insurance Pay?...

Chronic pelvic pain. IBS. Interstitial cystitis. Pelvic floor dysfunction. Bladder pain syndrome. These are diseases that all share a similar cause. This symptom cluster comes in many flavors and forms. I know it all to well. I am a patient expert and suffered with "chronic pelvic pain"...