Waiting for Acute Pain to Go Away: How Long is Too Long?
Acute pain is self-limiting, normal, and generally predictable. What if it doesn’t go away? Our specialists talk about when acute pain becomes chronic .
Managing Chemotherapy-Related Pain
Struggling with chemotherapy-related pain? Here's what you need to know about its causes and treatment options.
Chronic Pain and Memory – The Missing Link
Is there a relationship between chronic pain and memory problems? Recent studies support the theory that there may be a link
Acute vs. Chronic: Understand Your Pain
You may have heard your doctor refer to it as acute pain or chronic pain. Both have distinct clinical symptoms which are treated in different ways.
Austin Monthly Magazine Faces of Texas Article
Advanced Pain Care’s physicians are featured in Austin Monthly’s August, 2015 edition.
A Life of Pain
If you’re struggling with chronic pain, you’re far from being alone. For the thousands of Americans living with chronic pain, every day is a struggle.
The New You: Break the Pain Cycle, and Keep Your New Year’s Resolutions
When you have to deal with the physical and emotional stress of chronic pain on a daily basis, completing your New Year's resolutions can be quite a challenge.
Take Comfort in the Least-Invasive Approach to Pain Management
For the most challenging, intractable pain, our physicians turn to evidence-based treatment options that are on the forefront of pain management technology.
It’s Not Just in Your Head
A person experiencing persistent pain may begin to struggle with depression and various other mental health conditions.
The Surprising Truth About Testosterone
After the age of 30, most men begin to experience a gradual decline in testosterone. Some men experience significant changes.