Dental pain is a broad terminology that is often used to describe tooth or jaw related aches or soreness Most often, dental pain is attributed to cavities, root infection or impaction of the tooth

When the skin is red, itchy, inflamed and irritated, the victim is said to be suffering from dermatitis Although dermatitis is sometimes considered to be eczema, this is not wholly true

Rheumatism is a broad medical terminology that is used to describe various painful conditions, particularly those that affect the joints, bones, tendons and muscles Rheumatism can also involve internal organs like the heart, skin, kidneys and lungs

Tendonitis is an inflammation of cords of tough, fibrous connective tissue called tendons These tissue flex, stretch and are protected by a sheath

Synovium is the smooth lining of a bone joint and Synovitis is when that lining becomes inflamed During the inflammatory process, the synovium becomes thicker and can make the joint swollen and puffy to the touch

The common, chronic knee ailment called housemaid’s knee is also known as chondromalacia patella or prepatellar bursitis The ailment itself is an inflammation of the bursa overlying the patella, which can be extremely painful

Postherpetic neuralgia is an extremely painful medical condition that affects the nerve fibers and skin It is most often a complication of shingles, a second outbreak of the varicella-zoster virus, otherwise known as chickenpox

Sprains and strains are often lumped together and are among the most common of sports injuries A sprain is an injury to a ligament, the thick, fibrous tissue that connects bones together

Sore veins are disorders of the veins that can cause pain in the sufferer The most common sore veins are varicose and spider veins, which, aside from being painful, can create a demarcation on the legs

A slipped disc or disk, also called: Bulging disk, Compressed disk, herniated intervertebral disk, and ruptured disk The term slipped disk is most often used by medical professionals, and refers to when the jelly-like nuclear tissue found between the vertebrae called "disks", is forced from the center of the adjoining bones, causing pain