Medication and physical conditioning are common ways to reduce joint pain. Now there’s growing evidence that “diet” should be added to that list.

Whether it’s inflammation, sore muscles, or osteoarthritis pain, heat therapy or cold compresses can provide pain relief. And although treating joint pain with heat and cold therapy is an...

Studies demonstrate that anti-inflammatory supplements can help relieve arthritis and joint pain.

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This blog post was updated on February 8, 2021. Previous comments have not been removed or edited. Osteoarthritis (OA) is the most frequently diagnosed type of arthritis, with more than 27 million...

This blog post was updated for content on February 1, 2021. Previous comments have not been edited or removed. In the last decade, the number of hip replacement surgeries performed every year has...

This post was updated for content on January 25, 2021. Existing comments have not been removed or edited. When women visit their physicians about hip pain, there are a number of factors that the...

The content of this blog post was updated on July 13, 2020. Previous comments have not been removed or edited. Most chronic pain patients report that they can feel changes in their joints along...

If you struggle from arthritis pain, often exercise can be the last thing on your mind. However, exercise provides a wide variety of benefits, both for people with arthritis and those who do not...

Although scientific studies haven’t definitively found a causal link between weather and joint pain, 2 out of 3 joint pain patients say that changes in the weather affect how their joints feel....