After testing various home remedies and herbal solutions without lasting success, I decided to try Arctic Blast. The first ...

Dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO) has been shown to have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, which can help relieve pain. DMSO may also prevent skin damage from chemotherapy and treat ...

In the ongoing search to find a pain intervention that does away with the need for opioids – and bypasses drugs altogether – a new game-based system has shown huge promise in tackling chronic ...

The lack of evidence was underscored late last year in a review published in JAMA Network Open. That study found that 67 percent of the relief from pain reported by people treated with ...

Pain is one of many electrical signals neurons transmit. That’s where our prolific number of pain receptors come in, the majority being more than 3 million nociceptors, or free nerve endings ...

Here’s what really works, according to science. Knee braces, hydrotherapy and exercise are some of the most effective ways to address arthritis-related knee pain and stiffness, a new study shows.

Pain specialists discuss how different painkillers work in the body, which to choose for specific symptoms, and safety considerations for over-the-counter options.

It’s my gold standard for topical joint pain relief. The relief lasts for hours. I use this most on my knees, wrists, and back. Scent: It’s strong. It has notes of clove, peppermint, and camphor.