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What is Nocioceptive Pain?
Nocioceptive pain is the kind of pain you can understand, and is quite often the type of pain you may feel when you have acute low back or neck pain. Just what IS nocioceptive pain?

What is Inflammatory Granuloma?
Inflammatory granuloma is a rare complication that occurs with implanted drug delivery systems in the intrathecal space. Implanted drug delivery systems to the intrathecal space of the spinal cord risk inflammatory granuloma more than implanted drug delivery systems in the epidural space, outside the spinal cord.

At-Home Therapy For Mild Neck or Back Pain
Have you ever woken up with neck pain that hurt, but not enough to go see a doctor? Or have you strained your low back while doing such things as lifting heavy boxes or Pain Management -Taking Personal Responsibility for Pain
Understanding chronic pain is the first step toward managing it. There are reasons why chronic pain is difficult to diagnose. There are reasons why it hurts when and where there is no injury or illness.

Chronic Pain and Emotional Health
Depression, Anxiety and Stress Often Accompany Chronic Back and Neck Pain Conditions

Book Review - Healing Pain - Dr. Anne Berger
Book Review - Healing Pain - Dr. Ann Berger

What is Pain Management?
Pain medicine, also called pain management is a branch of medicine that applies science to the effort to reduce pain and gain functional activity. Pain medicine covers a wide spectrum of conditions including neuropathic pain, cancer pain, postoperative pain and more.

Understanding Pain - Book Review
"Understanding Pain" is a guide to the fields of pain management and pain medicine. If you experience back pain or neck pain, this book may help you to understand your treatment options. The book includes back pain but really covers all types of pain.

Pain Management on Your Own - Living with Chronic Back or Neck Pain
Pain, great or small, has altered your way of life. If your back or neck problem is chronic, you may find yourself coming to terms with the fact that life will never be the same again. If you experience mild pain, perhaps something as simple as an exercise program or yoga and a little neck massage will do the trick. Either way, pain management is a multidisciplinary approach to pain as a disease.