Jenny L. F. Andrus, MD In Part I of this three-part series of articles, we defined what post herpetic neuropathy was, how it was caused and how if differs from post-herpetic neuralgia, even though the two terms are sometimes used
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Robert J. Snyder, MD Pickleball has gained significant popularity worldwide, combining elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis, using a paddle and a perforated plastic ball. While it attracts players of all ages and skill levels, it is particularly appealing
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Jeffrey R. Carlson, MD, MBA, CPE, FAAOS It’s the beginning of another new year and like most of us, I tend to think of what I can do personally and professionally to challenge myself, to learn a new skill and
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Andrew L. Martin, PsyD Disliking going to the doctor is pretty common. About one third of all adults have avoided doctor visits that they knew were necessary.1 About 25% of older adults report avoiding medical visits2. So why don’t we
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Raj N. Sureja, MD Jenny L.F. Andrus, MD Although we’ve often talked about the hazards of opioids in articles we have authored, and shown data that opioid use isn’t effective for long-term treatment of chronic pain, we thought it appropriate
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Jenny L. F. Andrus, MD Musculoskeletal conditions significantly affect the quality of life for many of us and stress has long been recognized as contributing to and exacerbating musculoskeletal conditions. There is an intricate relationship between stress and musculoskeletal ailments
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Raj N. Sureja, MD Chronic pain is a condition that affects millions worldwide, often leading to significant physical, emotional, and social burdens. Traditional approaches to managing chronic pain have primarily focused on pharmaceutical interventions and physical therapies. However, emerging evidence
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Andrew L. Martin, PsyD Have you ever heard of someone losing their self-confidence following a traumatic event? Or finding it harder to trust others? This is fairly common, and can be a symptom of posttraumatic stress disorder. This disruption in
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Andrew L. Martin, PsyD We all have basic assumptions about safety – the dangerousness of other people, our ability to keep our selves safe, and the safety of the world in general. Traumatic events can disrupt these beliefs, leading to
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Jenny L. F. Andrus, MD Ah – summer is here! And the season calls for lighter, breathable, and really cute footwear options. However, the desire for style and comfort can sometimes outweigh considerations for foot and ankle safety. As a
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