If your joint pain worsens as the weather gets warmer, you’re not alone. Warmer months can aggravate your joints, especially if you struggle with arthritis or other chronic joint pain conditions. Here, we break down why that may happen and how you can work to prevent it.

With the weather improving, a nice walk is a great, inexpensive solution for exercise and chronic pain. Learn more about the benefits walking can provide for you with Chronic Care of Richmond.

Spring is in full swing, and the energy of the new season comes with feelings of freshness and renewal. With beautiful weather on the horizon and flowers in bloom, it’s no wonder many people use this time of year to do some deep cleaning in their homes and yards or resume activities like cycling, running, or hiking. But before you get to work, it’s essential to take steps to avoid aggravating chronic pain flare-ups in your body—particularly in your knees.

When chronic pain begins to negatively impact your everyday life, it’s natural to seek effective and affordable treatment to improve your symptoms as soon as possible.

Joanie Pond came to us in February of this year after experiencing severe pain in her wrists that was negatively impacting her ability to do the things she loved. We spoke with her twelve weeks later, and she is thrilled with her results.