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Stop Leaking When You Laugh: The O-Shot® for Atlanta Women There’s nothing funny about peeing a little when you laugh. Or when you cough, sneeze, exercise, or lift something heavy. Yet a third of women over 60 suffer that indignity, at least sometimes. The problem is known as stress incontinence. Certain activities put momentary pressure…

Fibromyalgia: A Medical Mystery with Multiple Causes and Effects What is Fibromyalgia? Fibromyalgia is chiefly a painful soft-tissue condition which can arise from a number of different underlying problems. Found mostly among older women, sometimes during the transition to menopause, it’s thought to affect 2% of the population. This chronic, long-term condition is particularly difficult…

When a Pain in the Neck Won’t Go Away It’s one of the most common complaints people have. The good news is, neck pain and stiffness often goes away by itself. The bad news is … sometimes it doesn’t. What are the most common causes of chronic neck pain? There are three. One is an…

Could Your Chronic Pain Be Radiculopathy – a Pinched Nerve in Your Spine? The tricky thing about our nervous system is that it can create pain in one area of our body, while the actual problem lies in another area. That’s the case with Radiculopathy – the medical term for a nerve in or around…

Natural Treatment for Strained or Pulled Muscles We’d have a pretty hard time getting around without our muscles. Muscle cells act as filaments that slide across each other; each contraction modifies the cell’s shape and length. It’s how the body moves, applies force, and transports us from here to there. We’re used to standing up…

Sprains and Strains and Joints that Hurt First, what’s the difference between a sprain and a strain? A sprain refers to the overstretching or tearing of ligaments, the bands of fibrous tissue that hold together two bones in a joint. A strain is when the same things that happens to muscles, or to the dense…

Recovering from Surgery? Here’s What You Need to Know. The bigger the surgery, the bigger the impact. Outpatient surgery is typically easier to recover from, but that doesn’t mean you can immediately resume your normal routine. Be kind to your recovering body by taking some downtime. For all types of surgery, doing too much too…

Why You May Feel Some Discomfort After Surgery Surgeons can do some wonderful, even miraculous things that weren’t possible even a few years ago. Unfortunately, they can’t completely eliminate the discomfort you’re likely to feel after your operation. Your body, after all, doesn’t know the difference between the surgeon’s scalpel and an accidental or malicious…

Understanding Postoperative Pain There’s surely a good reason for that surgery you scheduled. Unfortunately, that (hopefully) permanent fix may come with a (hopefully) temporary downside. Reading a blog post about postoperative pain won’t make it go away, but will help you understand it better. Let’s start by looking at the types of pain you may…