Tag: chronic pain
Neuroimmune abnormalities identified as potential driver of fibromyalgia pathology
Research from the University of Barcelona suggests neuroimmune dysfunction in the central nervous system drives fibromyalgia pathology. This mechanistic insight…
The Spine as Neural Gateway: How Spinal Health Affects Whole-Body Function
The spine functions as the body's primary neural highway, with 31 pairs of segmental nerves regulating every organ system. Compression…
Chronic pain stems from load distribution, not isolated posture flaws
Chronic pain typically emerges from systemic biomechanical misalignment rather than isolated local tissue dysfunction. Effective treatment requires assessment and correction…
Mitochondrial transplant therapy shows promise for chronic nerve pain relief
Duke University researchers demonstrate that transplanting healthy mitochondria into damaged nerves can reduce chronic pain by 78% in preclinical studies.…
NF1 pain may start before tumors develop, driven by abnormal Schwann cell signaling
New research suggests NF1 chronic pain begins before tumors develop, driven by abnormal Schwann cells producing excess GDNF protein. This…

