As the leg moves, the kneecap moves, too. It slides up and down its track on the thighbone. But if the kneecap slides “off track”—even a little—pain and damage can result.

Special erectile aids are sometimes used to treat erectile dysfunction. These are prescribed by a healthcare provider. Read on to learn about your options.

Many people with a penis have ED sometime during their lives. It can be discouraging, but it can also be treated. Work with your healthcare provider to find the best treatment for you.

Discuss your pain with your doctor so you can receive treatment to help you relieve pain or reach a pain level you can live with.

You don't have to accept pain as a normal part of having cancer or getting cancer treatment. There are many different medicines available to help you. These medicines come in many forms, including pills, patches, and a special pump. Here's what you need to know.

A pain scale measures your pain changes for you as a way to keep track of your pain. You can then share this information with your health care provider.

Information on surgery as a treatment choice for varicose veins.

During surgery, your surgeon may remove all or part of the disk (diskectomy). To reach the cervical spine, they may make an incision in the front (anterior) or the back (posterior) of your neck. Learn more about these 2 approaches.

The spine has three natural curves. The cervical curve is located in the neck. It forms the top part of the spine. For this reason, it is also called the cervical spine. This sheet tells you more about the parts of the cervical spine and damaged disks. This is a common problem that can affect the cervical spine, but most people don't need surgery for this.

You have a problem disk in your lower back. This disk problem may be corrected with a diskectomy. This is the surgical removal of a part of a disk. There are 3 types of diskectomy. Each has risks and benefits. Your surgeon will advise the type that's best for your back and your health.