Burning back pain is often caused by nerve damage, such as compression or irritation. Other common causes include muscle tension, infection, and arthritis, in addition to problems with the bladder or ...

Medically reviewed by Robert Burakoff, MDCommon causes of burning anal pain include hemorrhoids, your diet choices, or ...

A tiny, £700 tube has changed Cathy Melcionno's life. For the past 16 years, since her son James was born, she suffered low back pain, caused by a damaged disc, that gradually worsened.

"Stomach acid backing up into the esophagus can cause burning pain under the breast," Dr. Cutler says. Acid reflux can happen occasionally from eating rich or fatty foods, spicy foods, chocolate ...

After several days in the hospital, he's home now, but in a lot of pain. "When the firemen came here and they told me that happens a lot this time of year with people burning leaves," Tard said.

A recent study from the Federal University of São Paulo (UNIFESP) has found that using infrared light along with regular ...

Thirty million people in the U.S. suffer from chronic low back pain, which is defined as pain that continues for more than six months. For many, the pain lasts years. When you’ve tried ...