Sarah Walker 
Pelvic pain is a common complaint that both men and women may have, although women are twice as likely to suffer as men. The pelvis region includes vital organs such as the ovaries, uterus, bladder, urethra, vagina, bowels and the structure of the muscular support system. Any of these organs may dysfunction and cause an … Read more
Among all the symptoms and conditions that affect the human body, headaches are definitely very commonly encountered. Most people suffer from a headache at least once in their lifetime – but the truth is that few of us actually understand how headaches “function”. Headaches can be caused by a wide variety of medical conditions and … Read more
Wearing the wrong style or fit of a bra can lead to major complications like chronic shoulder pain and back pain. In recent years this has become an area of focus as millions of women complain about bra related pain, and there have been steps made in looking towards understanding and treatment of bra strap syndrome, … Read more
Overview of Menstrual Cramps What distinguishes menstrual cramps from other forms of pain is that their underlying ailment is not an ailment at all in many cases-it is an act of nature. Many women lament the severity of their menstrual cramps, without doing a critical examination on their own lifestyle choices and health, and how … Read more
Heartburn can often turn into GERD or Gastro esophageal reflux disease. It’s actually quite common and often considered to be more of a symptom than it is a disease. Acid reflux happens when the ring of muscle allowing food into the stomach isn’t relaxing and closing off after eating. Thus, the acid in the stomach … Read more
There are many reasons why you may experience knee or leg pain or have a loss of sensation in those areas. One of the most common causes is damage to the common peroneal nerve. This damage may be caused by a sports injury, due to a medical condition or it can also be caused by … Read more
Back pain can range from a constant, but dull ache to a sharp and sudden pain that makes it very difficult to even move. If you fall or lift something that is too heavy, it can start suddenly- or it can get worse over time. Back pain is one of the most common medical problems. … Read more
Surgery is often the last resort for treatment when it comes to ulnar nerve damage, but sometimes it is necessary when all other options have failed. The ulnar nerve runs from the armpit to the fingers, and when severely damaged can significantly impact everyday life; surgery for ulnar nerve compression can be a huge relief … Read more
What is Sciatica? Sciatica is pain that originates in a person’s lower, or lumbar back and shoots down the buttock and down the leg when the sciatic nerve is compressed, or pinched. There are two sciatic nerves, and they are the largest nerves in the body. They run down the base of a person’s spine … Read more
Endometriosis is a serious condition affecting a large number of women around the world. In fact, there are around 5 million cases of the disease reported as of date. The common condition causes many different problems for an individual, with pain being one that most will tell you is nothing too pleasant. Let’s take a … Read more