Pain Relief Alternatives to Painkillers and NSAIDs
Whether you have occasional pain, such as muscle soreness or deal with chronic pain from arthritis or other conditions, you want quick, safe relief. Some people reach for pain medication including narcotic painkillers or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). But painkillers including NSAIDs can have serious side effects especially if taken on a regular basis.
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Support groups are one of the most overlooked ways of treating pain. Many suffering from daily pain rarely explore support groups as a way to feel better, which is unfortunate considering the multitude of benefits a person can receive from these groups. Some pain sufferers are nervous about meeting new people, especially if they feel their symptoms might make it difficult to even attend a support group. For those entertaining the idea of attending support groups for pain, you’re headed in the right direction. These groups are often undersold on just how useful they are in making those suffering from chronic pain feel better. 
Is your normal office chair causing you pain, discomfort, or improper posture? Any chair that you sit in long enough can have negative effects from long-term use if the chair doesn’t support and align the body properly. Even high-tech ergonomic chairs can create certain posture problems that you may not notice until it’s too late. This is one of the main reasons millions of people are switching to stability balls while they work or sit for long periods at a time. These are simple inflatable balls that you sit on, which force you to use correct posture to balance yourself.
