Customers appreciate the gel's effectiveness, ease of use and warming sensation. As one reviewer noted, "[It's] easy to apply and works fast. It definitely works great for lower back pain." ...

In fact, there is no specific mattress that’s best for back pain. Instead, people with back pain should look for mattresses that feel medium-firm to you. Those beds have the best chance of ...

A new mattress isn’t a cure-all for back pain. But if your current mattress is sagging and exacerbating your aches and pains, an upgrade may provide some relief. We’re looking at 11 of the ...

After using Voltaren Arthritis Pain Gel, we felt significant pain relief ... and it quickly restores motion in your hands, back, and knees. It’s also proudly made in the USA with Colorado ...

Lower back pain when walking can occur for a variety of reasons. It can result from injuries, fatigue, or an underlying condition. Specific injuries, like muscle strains, can affect the ligaments in ...

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — Living with neck and back pain can be a huge barrier to enjoying everyday activities. How do you know when it is time to see a doctor for the pain? Dr. Mark Hornyak ...

In a new poll, per Daly Mail, 24% of workers aged 16 to 26 said they used neck or back pain as an excuse to skip work this year, while only 14% of those aged 59 and up, aka Baby Boomers ...

Discuss with your pharmacist if ibuprofen gel is safe for you. Doctors may prescribe stronger painkillers, though guidelines say those with chronic lower back pain should not have opioids ...

Have you ever wondered if your lower back pain and leg and foot swelling are connected? Many different conditions can cause lower back pain or swelling in the legs and feet separately, but a few ...

Back pain is the leading cause of disability in the UK and affects approximately one in six adults. It’s aggravated by our sedentary lifestyles and bad posture, including while we sleep.

Jennifer McNeill was told she’d likely “strained” her back, but the pain turned out to be breast cancer that had spread to her spine Cara Lynn Shultz is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE.