Knee JointRheumatoid arthritis, tendonitis and bursitis are typical causes of chronic knee pain that can last a lifetime.

Lower BackStrain, injury, disc problems and ailments of the spine are just some of the causes of chronic lower back pain.

forearmInflammation and tendonitis are just some of the causes of burning and numbness associated with forearm pain.

NeckInjuries, posture, stress and serious conditions such as arthritis, spondylosis and meningitis are leading factors in having chronic neck pain.

LegMany ailments from the flu to artery problems and diabetes can be the culprit of your leg pain and discomfort.

shoulderBursitis, dislocation and rotator cuff injuries can cause severe shoulder pain.

Knee Pain

Chronic knee pain causes from injuries to tendonitis and bursitis

There are many types of knee injuries that can cause chronic pain from various parts of the knee joint including bones and cartilage, ligaments and tendons, and inflammation of the tendons and bursae, the small, fluid filled sacs that cushion your knee joint. Tears in the cartilage or ligaments can cause a great deal of swelling, inability to bear weight or inability to straighten the knee, and a sense of giving way, where the knee seems to slide out from under you while standing or walking.

Do you have heel pain? Are you suffering from dull aches or sharp, painful events to the bottom of your foot?

Read more about Plantar Fasciitis, which is one of the most common causes of heel pain. Find out about treating tendonitis, heel spurs and other common condtions of the heel.

Treating muscle pain is often times a matter of using proper care and medications suited for your type of pain.

Effective pain management and prevention involves handling stress and activity levels that you're putting your body through.

Sprains and fractures are the most common causes of ankle pain. Discover the different types of fractures and the ligaments involved.

Proper care must be taken for those with ankle conditions especially for the elderly that may have arthritis or ostearthritis.