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Failed back surgery syndrome (FBSS) is a difficult diagnosis to deal with. If you’ve had surgery to treat your back pain, you were surely hoping it would...
The pain, light sensitivity, nausea and fatigue you feel with a migraine might feel like it strikes out of the blue. But sometimes, there’s a health condition...
It can seem like muscle twitching comes on for no apparent reason. You’re watching TV, and your eyelid starts twitching. You’re settling into bed and your...
A lot of times, you can treat your back or neck problems with medication, heat, ice or physical therapy, and you don’t need to have surgery. But sometimes,...
If you suffer from migraine headaches, you know they’re different from your run-of-the-mill tension-type headaches. It’s not just headache pain, it’s throbbing...
If you’ve had a stroke, you probably found the experience frightening. Whether it was a mild stroke with a quick recovery or a more severe stroke where...
People with myasthenia gravis (MG) experience weakness that can affect their lives in various ways. Newer treatments can help control symptoms, so people...
Your vagus nerve is one of your body’s most important nerves. It starts in your brainstem and extends throughout your body, sending signals back and forth...
If you have pain following back surgery, your doctor might recommend physical therapy, medication or injections. But what if these pain-control options...
Whether you’ve woken up with a stiff back, felt sore after a day of yard work or tweaked your back unloading the dishwasher, you’ve probably had back pain...
