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Back pain can occur due to various conditions like outer walls of the Vertebral Discs may weaken or when the discs' soft centers push through the outer edges of the disc walls. This pain can radiate down to both legs. Know how you can manage the back pain with experts at Advanced Pain Medical Group.

Scoliosis is that condition in which people are affected with the curvature of the spine. If not detected in childhood, it can affect normal lung growth. Scoliosis can also limit movement. How this condition is treated? Explore in this article by Advanced Pain Medical Group.

Oxford Cannabinoid Technologies Holdings plc, which specialises in developing cannabis-derived medicines with pain-relieving properties, has successfully administered the first-in-human dose of its lead pharmaceutical drug compound, OCT461201, in its phase 1 clinical trial. The company holds a portfolio of four drug candidates intended for use as licensed pain medications. The drug is a selective cannabinoid receptor type 2 agonist with the potential to treat chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy and irritable bowel syndrome. The UK trial, conducted by Simbec Research Limited, part of Simbec-Orion Group Ltd., is progressing with healthy volunteers, OCTP said in a statement. Using a single ascending dose protocol, the primary objective is to demonstrate OCT461201's safety and tolerability, while providing information on its pharmacokinetic profile, to confirm its value as a potential drug. Results from the trial, funded entirely by OCTP's existing resources, are expected in the third quarter of 2023, the statement added.

Have you been in trouble of an unnatural forward curving of the spine? This condition is called Kyphosis as a result of collapsed vertebrae. In this situation, back appears to be hunched. Possible reason for Kyphosis may be bad posture, physical damage or due to disease like Osteoporosis, Scheuermann's Disease or spinal tumors. To know about the treatment, follow the given article by Advanced Pain Medical Group.