Non Surgical Pain Management

Lower back pain can be temporary (acute) or permanent (chronic). Acute lower back pain often occurs because of strain or overuse, muscle sprain, or ligament injury. Staying active is a meaningful way to relieve back pain. Keeping the muscles around your spine strong can help support and reassure your bones and joints. If you are not active for a long time, your back muscles will weaken, and you will feel sick. Non-surgical back pain treatment is a non-invasive treatment option that can help to reduce lower back pain quickly and effectively. In addition, the treatment offers a fast diagnostic method and a safe, practical approach to relieving lower back pain.

Neck pain is a common complaint. Whether leaning on a computer or crouching on a workbench, your neck muscles can become tense due to poor posture. Osteoarthritis is also a usual cause of neck pain. In exceptional cases, neck pain can be a symptom of a severe problem. Surgery may be one of the first things that come to mind when you experience neck pain. Although surgery can remedy some with severe neck pain, it may not be the best option for everyone. If you receive advice from a trustworthy source, they will also explain your non-surgical treatment to pain, such as injections, physical therapy, and medication.

Knee pain is any pain that occurs over the knee area of your leg. Knee pain can be due to a sports injury, a work-related injury, or an existing medical condition. In addition, cartilage and tendons may become inflamed and cause injuries. Non-surgical knee pain treatment is a widely used option for reducing pain and swelling in an injured or deteriorating knee joint. Pain management specialists typically treat patients with chronic pain. They manage acute and chronic pain using a variety of techniques, including brain stimulation, nerve blocks, and neuromodulation therapies such as radiofrequency ablation and transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS).

Joint discomfort is common and usually affects the arm, leg, hip, knee, or spine. This pain can be persistent or come and go. Joint pain can affect joint function and limit a person’s ability to perform basic tasks. In addition, severe joint pain can affect your quality of life. We provide non-surgical joint pain solutions to live a more beneficial and active lifestyle. With a combination of manual therapy, medications, and a rigid exercise regimen, we can treat a wide range of joint pain while maximizing comfort.

Cancer pain usually occurs when cancer grows and affects surrounding tissues. In addition, pain may result when parts of the body, such as bones or nerves in the chest or abdomen, swell due to cancer growth. Cancer also suppresses the immune system, which can allow developing infections that cause pain. Treatment for cancer pain often involves several different medicines taken with other drugs to relieve nausea and vomiting. Some patients may also need medication for anxiety or depression. In addition, cancer treatments can also cause long-term pain, called chronic pain. Treatments for pain caused by cancer are expanding rapidly. One type of treatment is called interventional pain management. Doctors can prescribe or use these treatments to treat pain that does not respond to other treatments. We provide different interventional pain management treatments, including injections, catheters, implanted devices, and surgical approaches.

Fibromyalgia is a long-term condition that causes widespread pain, muscle stiffness and tenderness. The most common symptoms are extensive muscle aches and pains. Fibromyalgia often coexists with other chronic conditions that can be equally incapacitating when left untreated. If the underlying conditions are also treated, patients will derive even more benefit from their fibromyalgia treatment. Thus a multidisciplinary team approach to the management of all the problems in a patient may be a more effective strategy than single-discipline approaches. Fibromyalgia is often associated with fatigue and disturbances in sleep, memory, and mood.They tend to come and go, and there’s no cure, but there are non-surgical treatments available that can help improve your quality of life.

If you have back pain, it could be because of a slipped disc. It occurs when a soft cushion of tissue between the bones in your spine gets pushed out,which presses on a nerve and causes pain. Non-surgical treatments can often provide relief for patients suffering from disc degeneration. The approach is to reduce pain and discomfort and serve as ongoing diagnostic tools to pinpoint the precise nature of the disc damage.

Sports injuries can also occur when an athlete tries to do something beyond their fitness level. Also, not doing proper warm-up or stretching before exercise or exercise can cause injury. The shoulders and the knees are the most common body regions to be injured in sports and other vigorous activities like football, soccer, and tennis. Therefore, it is always better to protect and secure your knees and the joints before any physical activity for better movements without causing risks to these crucial joints. We provide a wide range of non-surgical solutions for the relief of knee and shoulder pain treatment. In addition, our pain management doctors are committed to providing compassionate care and individualized treatment for athletes.

Feet and ankles are held together by a group of soft tissue made up of muscles, tendons, ligaments, nerves, and blood vessels. Soft tissue injuries can occur in these structures when they are stretched too far or put under too much pressure. Feet and ankles are common problem areas for many people due to normal wear and tear, trauma, and pre-existing conditions. The causes are excessive walking and standing or simply the amount of stress on these essential body parts. We provide highly effective ankle pain treatment without surgery to successfully and efficiently walk comfortably.

Most people experience headaches ever so often. However, if the headache lasts more than a few months, you may have a chronic headache. Chronic Headaches can affect the quality of life if left untreated or incorrectly treated. Headaches are usually not dangerous, but depending on the severity of the condition, they can seriously affect your ability to lead an everyday life. Pain management can help with chronic and acute pain. Pain management doctors offer a variety of pain treatments that address this problem, including biofeedback therapy, chiropractic services, and even surgical intervention.