Dr. Belardo was surprised—the woman had been perfectly healthy and had no medical history that might suggest a stroke. But ...

Many of us carry stress in our necks, leading to discomfort that can ruin our day. The good news is, that relief is within ...

It's a health challenge we face as we age, and it can make us look older than our years: the dreaded neck hump. If you've ...

An ex-army officer paralysed from his neck down on his left side aims to become the first disabled person to ski solo and unsupported to the South Pole. Jonny Huntington, who is also a former ...

Causes of back and neck pain ... of narcotic pain relievers might be tried for severe acute pain, but these don't work well for chronic pain. This type of medication comes with a risk of addiction.

These breastfeeding stretches are a sure-fire way to help relieve back pain. They're low-impact stretches that help open up the chest and reduce discomfort through the back neck and shoulders. Get the ...

Whether you’re looking to upgrade your sleep, relieve neck aches ... Structural side fabric maintains its profile throughout the night, reducing tossing and turning and ensuring pain-free ...

If you have a lot of neck pain and can’t figure out why, rather than continually trying to get a diagnosis ... The temporal bone is located on either side of your skull towards the bottom (near your ...

The best pillows for neck pain will lift your head just right so your neck can be in alignment with your spine, whether you’re a side sleeper, back sleeper, stomach sleeper, or a combination of ...

While the Comfortzone Contour pillow doesn’t have the most high-tech design or filling, we think it is a good-value buy for a shapely pillow that can work well for side sleepers with neck pain.

Lie on your back with your legs together, and arms on either side. Stretch out your toes ... Stretch your right leg backward, and move your left arm forward. Maintain it then go back to the first step ...

"They can cause intense chest pain that radiates to the left side, arm, neck, or jaw," Dr. Cutler says. You might also get chest pressure, tightness or fatigue, a cold sweat, dizziness, nausea ...