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Ongoing Pelvic Discomfort: How We Investigate the Possible Causes

Learn what may cause ongoing pelvic discomfort, how pain patterns are assessed and when cervical cancer pain or other conditions may need further evaluation.

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Why Sitting Can Make Tailbone Pain Worse: What We Often See in Patients

Learn how a herniated disc may cause radiating pain, tingling, numbness or weakness in an arm or leg, and when you should consider seeking a medical assessment.

Could a Herniated Disc Be Causing Your Shooting Arm or Leg Pain?

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Neck Pain Weeks After a Crash: The Causes We See Most in Clinic

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Persistent Abdominal Pain with Bowel Changes: How We Assess What Needs Investigation

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Quick Guide to The Anti-Inflammatory Diet: Does It Work?

Diet is often one of the first changes people make when trying to improve their health, enhance their well-being, or seek a solution to discomfort and pain. One diet approach that has gained a profile in recent years is the anti-inflammatory diet.

How Cervical RF Ablation Can Help Neck Pain and Headache

Persistent neck pain and the headaches that often accompany it can significantly affect one's quality of life. According to Dr Ho Kok Yuen, consultant pain specialist at The Pain Clinic in Singapore, radiofrequency (RF) ablation treatment, particularly cervical RF ablation, might offer a more lasting solution.

What Happens at Your First Pain Management Appointment

According to Dr Ho Kok Yuen, consultant pain specialist at The Pain Clinic, pain is meant to be a useful signal for the body, alerting us that something is wrong, such as an injury or infection. But when that pain lingers and transforms into chronic pain, it can feel like a prison sentence with no end in sight.