Physical therapy can help restore movement and function for pain patients disabled by injury or disease. Therapy should be tailored to a patient’s condition and pain level. Physical therapy treatments may include a combination of stretching, strengthening, and aerobic conditioning.

Biofeedback is a procedure in which an individual responds to data produced by sensors placed on the body. That data may provide information about your vital signs, your brainwave, breathing, muscle, and sweat glands. This allows the individual to consciously act on functions that are usually...

Heat helps relax muscles, soothe stiff joints, and complement medications for pain relief. Heat can be applied in a dry or wet form which include: hot wraps, pads, packs or towels, showers, baths, or wax therapy.

Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) is an at home treatment that uses electrical impulses to prevents pain signals from reaching the brain. TENS has been used to treat chronic pain, osteoarthritis, and fibromyalgia and can be self administered upon evaluation from your doctor or...