Psychogenic Pain that is aggravated by prolonged psychological factors such as stress, agitation, anxiety, anger, etc. It is suggested by some that psychological factors cause acute pain to shift to

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Degenerative pain is most often caused by arthritic conditions, compromised joints, bone on bone, thinning cartilage, spurring, rheumatoid arthritis, and pre-arthritic conditions. Spasms and poor range of motion are usually

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Neuropathic Pain is commonly described as “pins and needles,” tingling, electrical, stabbing, burning sensations due to due to the nerve being compromised either by disease, injury, or other damage. This

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Nociceptive Pain is characterized as dull achy pain which is caused by muscular strain and lymphatic congestion. The most common form of pain which is caused by one of the

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