Medical articles of Arm pain

Before spinal surgery is considered for chronic back or arm pain, a careful and specialist diagnostic approach is essential to understand the true cause of pain and identify the most appropriate next ...

Whether it’s a sharp, shooting sensation or a persistent, dull ache, pain in your neck and arm can interfere with daily life. Mr Ravindra Nannapaneni, leading Consultant Neurosurgeon, provides an expe...

Leading consultant in pain management Dr James Blackburn explains everything you need to know about brachialgia, including causes, symptoms and treatment methods.

With the approach of summer, many people will be picking up their tennis racquets for the first time for over nine months. In the UK, tennis elbow affects about 1-3 per cent of adults each year, espec...

Although arm surgery can significantly impact a patient’s daily life, quick and effective rehabilitation can help minimise this effect. Following on from the first part, Professor Mohamed Imam offers ...

Although arm surgery can significantly impact a patient’s daily life, quick and effective rehabilitation can help minimise this effect. In the first of a two-part series of articles on rehabilitation ...

Statistics show how chronic neck pain is a common for people in the UK, with four in 10 people experiencing it.  But what are its causes? And what's the treatment? Leading consultant in pain medicine ...

Mr Dimpu Bhagawati explains how a pinched nerve could be causing your neck, back and/or arm pain, as well as how it can be treated non-surgically and surgically

Brachialgia is the technical term for arm pain and described as the upper body equivalent of sciatica. Much like sciatica, the onset can be sudden and unexpected. To understand it more, we spoke to Mr...

Do you suffer from arm pain? Read more from our expert neurosurgeon Mrs Anne Mitchener on the possible causes of the condition that may leave you with pins and needles and weakness when moving.