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The pain of fibromyalgia can make life miserable. But you don’t have to keep suffering from it. Radiofrequency ablation has shown great promise in giving relief to men and women who have fibromyalgia.

If you frequently use your hands or wrists for work or sports, learn the warning signs of carpal tunnel syndrome and why you shouldn’t ignore them.

Millions of Americans live with chronic plan. While there may not be a cure, there are many treatment options that can give you relief and help you get back to your normal life. Read on to learn how you can manage your chronic pain.

Some hand injuries need surgery, but many types of injuries can be treated conservatively — as long as you know what to do. Here are four simple things you can do to relieve your symptoms and reduce the need for an operation.

Sports injuries are painful and often require ongoing treatment. Find out how to avoid the most common sports injuries.

RFA works by blocking pain signals between your brain and the nerves responsible for chronic pain. The treatment is performed right in our office, and there's no need for general anesthesia, incisions or surgery.

Are you living with painful, quality-of-life-stealing joint pain? Learn how stem cells and PRP therapy are revolutionizing how doctors treat arthritis. Discover the incredible science behind these healing and restorative cells found in your own body.

If you lead an active life, an ACL injury can bench you for awhile. Weeks of recovery, followed by ongoing physical therapy may take you out of the game for good. Find out how you can avoid long recovery times and feel your best after ACL repair.

If the idea of knee replacement surgery makes you think of long hospital stays and lengthy recovery times, consider same-day, outpatient knee replacement surgery instead. Learn about the advantages of this minimally invasive procedure.

Shoulder surgery can sound daunting, but you can do several things to ease recovery. Follow these tips on how to stay comfortable and improve healing after having your rotator cuff repaired.