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Cluster headaches are short but severe headaches in cyclical patterns. There are different factors that can trigger this condition, and the most common ones include: - Alcohol - Bright lights - Change in altitude - Heat - Strong smells - Cigarette smok...
A cluster headache is a condition that causes recurring headaches, usually during the same time each day. The headaches are usually accompanied by other symptoms, including pressure behind your eyes, nausea, and light sensitivity. Learn more about clus...
Back pain can be a major source of suffering and disability, often causing people to avoid their daily activities. Here at Gramercy Pain Center, we offer different treatments for back pain. Our team knows what it takes to treat this condition effective...
Back pain is diagnosed by a medical professional using physical examination and tests, such as an X-ray or MRI scan. The type of back pain you have may also be determined by your symptoms and the location where it occurs. Your doctor will evaluate your...
There are different types of back pain, and they are all caused by different things. The 5 types of back pain are: - Mechanical, such as injuries, fractures, and disc herniation - Degenerative, such as osteoarthritis and osteoporosis - Inflammatory, su...
Yes, arthritis can cause back pain. The joints in your spine are very important because they help to support the weight of your body and allow you to move. When these joint surfaces become inflamed or damaged from a degenerative disease such as osteoar...
Muscle strain is a term used to describe the overuse of muscles and/or tendons. It usually causes pain that worsens with activity. Muscle strains can be caused by repetitive movements, such as lifting or twisting, in which muscle tissue tears. The inju...
Although experiencing upper back pain is normal, there are some warning signs you should look out for that could indicate a more serious problem. These include: - Extreme discomfort in the neck region or shoulders that won't go away through rest or OTC...
Yes, exercise can sometimes cause upper back pain. The most common causes of this type of injury are overuse or repetitive strain on the muscles that support your spine. You can also injure yourself if you don't warm up properly before an intense activ...
Upper back pain is a common problem, and it can be caused by many factors. The most frequent causes of upper back pain are the following: - Muscle strain or sprain - Bulging or ruptured discs - Arthritis - Osteoporosis To know more about the different ...
