Indian Society for Study of Pain

Indian Society for Study of Pain Indian Society for Study of Pain (ISSP) is a professional body representing, medical professionals working in the field of Pain Medicine.

The society was formed in 1984; it is committed for patient care, education, training and research in Pain Medicine. The page of Indian Society for Study of Pain

23/08/2026

Are you experiencing persistent back pain? Osteoporosis can weaken the vertebrae, leading to 'vertebral compression fractures,' which may cause sudden or chronic back pain. While vertebroplasty offers relief in some cases, it is not suitable for everyone. Proper diagnosis and specialist consultation are essential. Do not ignore.
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22/08/2026

Joint Pain vs Nerve Pain: Can You Tell the Difference?

Not all pain feels the same. Understanding the difference between joint pain and nerve pain can help you know when to seek appropriate care.

🦴 Joint pain: Often feels like aching, stiffness, tenderness, or discomfort around a joint. It may become worse with movement, weight-bearing, or activity and can sometimes be accompanied by swelling or reduced mobility.

âš¡ Nerve pain: Often feels like burning, tingling, pins and needles, electric-shock-like sensations, numbness, or shooting pain. It may travel along the path of a nerve and can sometimes be associated with weakness.
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21/08/2026

PRP Therapy: A Natural Approach to Pain Relief

Dr. Kapil Pawar, Pain Physician, explains that PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) Therapy uses your body’s own healing potential to help manage pain and support tissue repair.

PRP is prepared from your own blood by concentrating platelets and growth factors, which act as natural healing signals for the body.

Unlike painkillers that only provide temporary relief, PRP supports the healing process from within and may help improve pain and function in suitable patients.

If you are experiencing chronic pain and want to explore PRP Therapy, consult a Pain Physician

ISSP Mantra: suffering from chronic pain, Visit a Pain Physician

ISSP initiative: find a Pain Physician near you, just visit www.issp-pain.org

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21/08/2026

Muscle Pain vs Bone Pain: Do You Know the Difference?

Muscle pain and bone pain can feel similar, but they may have different causes.

Muscle pain often feels sore, tight, aching, or tender and may worsen when you move or use the affected muscle. It can occur after exercise, overuse, poor posture, repetitive movements, or strain.

Bone pain may feel deeper, more localized, or persistent. It may not always be directly related to muscle movement and can have several possible causes that require proper evaluation.
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20/08/2026

Dr. Milon V. Mitragotri, Pain Physician, is sharing important insights about Fibromyalgia—a common yet often overlooked condition that can cause widespread pain, chronic fatigue, muscle tenderness, and memory problems, significantly affecting daily life.

In this video, learn about the symptoms of Fibromyalgia and how Pain Physicians can help manage the condition with the right treatment approach, improving quality of life.

ISSP Mantra: suffering from chronic pain, Visit a Pain Physician

ISSP initiative: find a Pain Physician near you, just visit www.issp-pain.org

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20/08/2026

Does your heel hurt the moment you take your first step out of bed in the morning? If that first step is the most painful and the discomfort gradually eases after walking for a while, don’t simply ignore it.

Morning heel pain can sometimes be associated with plantar fasciitis or other conditions affecting the heel and surrounding tissues. While the pain may improve as you move around, recurring symptoms deserve attention rather than being treated as something you simply have to live with.

Early evaluation can help identify the possible cause of your heel pain and guide appropriate treatment. The sooner the underlying problem is understood, the sooner you can explore suitable ways to manage the discomfort and protect your mobility.
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19/08/2026

Do you feel a sharp pain in your lower back, knees, or hips when you stand up from a chair or bed? Don’t automatically blame it on aging. Pain when rising can be a sign that your body needs attention.

What starts as occasional discomfort may gradually make simple activities such as standing, walking, climbing stairs, or getting out of bed more difficult. Ignoring recurring pain can allow the underlying problem to continue affecting your mobility and daily routine.

Your body often gives you signals when something isn’t right. Instead of simply tolerating the pain, consider finding out what may be causing it. A qualified pain physician can evaluate your symptoms and recommend an appropriate treatment plan based on your condition.
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18/08/2026

Driving for hours in the same posture may feel like a normal part of your routine, but your body can gradually pay the price. Staying seated for long periods without taking breaks can place stress on your back and may eventually contribute to discomfort in the neck, hips, and shoulders.

It may begin with mild back pain that you can easily ignore. But when the same posture is repeated day after day, discomfort can become more persistent and start affecting your journeys, work, sleep, and daily activities.

Long drives don’t have to mean living with pain. Taking regular breaks, changing your position, maintaining proper posture, and moving your body during stops can help reduce prolonged strain.
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17/08/2026

Do you spend long hours sitting while working and feel pain or stiffness when you finally stand up? Prolonged sitting can place continuous stress on your back, neck, and hip joints. Over time, this may contribute to discomfort, stiffness, and a heavy feeling when you get up from your chair.

What starts as occasional discomfort can gradually become a regular part of your workday. If you continue the same habits without addressing the problem, your mobility and comfort may be affected.

Your body needs movement, proper posture, and appropriate breaks throughout the day. If pain and stiffness continue despite making changes, it is important to understand the underlying cause rather than simply ignoring the symptoms.
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16/08/2026

Is wrist pain becoming a regular part of your workday? Hours of typing, continuous mouse use, scrolling on your mobile phone, and working without proper breaks can put repeated stress on your wrist and hand.

It may begin with mild discomfort that seems easy to ignore. But over time, persistent strain can make everyday activities such as opening a bottle, lifting a bag, writing, or even gripping objects uncomfortable.

Your wrist pain may be trying to tell you that something needs attention. Instead of repeatedly suppressing the symptoms with temporary measures, it is important to understand the possible underlying cause and seek appropriate care.
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