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What treatments are best for back, neck, knee, shoulder, or hip pain?
As you get older, especially past 50, the risk of acute or chronic pain in different parts of the body increases. You may suffer from back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, knee pain, hip pain, and other types of pain because of numerous factors, such as osteoarthritis, fractures, age-related degenerative changes, and more. Your spinal column and its surrounding components, such as the vertebrae, intervertebral discs, and nerve roots, can also get damaged, leading to radiating pain in different parts of the body.
Our pain management doctors always identify and treat the root cause of pain. We only provide minimally invasive pain management solutions, such as epidural steroid injections and nerve blocks, in conjunction with physical therapy. Our pain management doctors follow you through every stage of your pain treatment, helping you recover from the pain and prevent future incidents. Patients suffering from pain may also find relief with at-home treatments, such as rest, over-the-counter pain medications, stretches, and heating pads.
For more information on pain management, please find your nearest pain clinic.
As you get older, especially past 50, the risk of acute or chronic pain in different parts of the body increases. You may suffer from back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, knee pain, hip pain, and other types of pain because of numerous factors, such as osteoarthritis, fractures, age-related degenerative changes, and more. Your spinal column and its surrounding components, such as the vertebrae, intervertebral discs, and nerve roots, can also get damaged, leading to radiating pain in different parts of the body.
Our pain management doctors always identify and treat the root cause of pain. We only provide minimally invasive pain management solutions, such as epidural steroid injections and nerve blocks, in conjunction with physical therapy. Our pain management doctors follow you through every stage of your pain treatment, helping you recover from the pain and prevent future incidents. Patients suffering from pain may also find relief with at-home treatments, such as rest, over-the-counter pain medications, stretches, and heating pads.
For more information on pain management, please find your nearest pain clinic.
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Where do I go For Pain Treatment?
Please consult the right pain management doctors
If you’re suffering from knee pain, neck pain, back pain, shoulder pain, or hip pain, please contact reliable pain management doctors at a pain clinic. Our pain doctors use cutting-edge and minimally invasive procedures to identify and treat the root cause of your painful conditions, ensuring safe, optimal, and reliable results. We offer epidural steroid injections, nerve blocks, and other minimally invasive modalities, each customized according to your unique needs and goals. We may also recommend at-home remedies for temporary relief and physical therapy.
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Harvard-trained & Board-Certified Pain Management Doctors
Harvard Trained
Our pain management doctors are Harvard-trained specialists in the latest minimally invasive pain treatments, such as epidural injections and nerve blocks. With 50+ years of combined publications and TV features, our pain management doctors are officially considered some of the country’s leading pain experts. They have excellent bedside manners and ensure optimal pain comfort and satisfaction.
Industry Leaders
Our pain management clinics are centers of excellence for pain treatments. Our pain doctors follow the highest standards of safety protocol and attend annual conferences to stay abreast of the latest developments in pain management. Our doctors often teach aspiring pain doctors from other parts of the country, lending their skills and expertise to future generations.
Board Certified
Our physicians are officially board-certified in pain management, a distinction only conferred on the country’s leading pain experts. In order to become board-certified pain doctors, our physicians must stay abreast of the latest developments and undergo advanced residency training and fellowships in pain management.
What Kind of Doctor Treats Pain?
An interventional pain doctor is responsible for the diagnosis, treatment, management, and prevention of neck pain, back pain, shoulder pain, knee pain, hip pain, and other types of pain. Interventional pain doctors receive advanced training in interventional pain management, which focuses on using minimally invasive techniques to identify and treat the root cause of pain. Interventional pain doctors avoid surgeries and addictive opioids in favor of long-lasting results with minimally invasive procedures. All of the board-certified interventional pain doctors at our pain management centers have specialized training in minimally invasive procedures and have unanimous perfect ratings from patients.
We have treated thousands of patients with pain.
How to Treat Pain?
Our pain management doctors treat the root cause of your spinal pain with a combination of physical therapy and minimally invasive pain treatments. We avoid surgery and addictive opioids. Our pain management doctors use cutting-edge technologies to identify the root cause of your chronic pain, following which they perform epidural injections and nerve blocks to alleviate pain and discomfort. Our minimally invasive treatments allow patients to resume their normal activities quickly without pain. The risk of pain might increase as you get older, but we offer solutions to help you reclaim your youthful vitality.
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