Injury and surgery are two common causes of chronic pain. But if you’re suffering with chronic pain and it wasn’t caused by either one, finding answers isn’t always easy — and one of these other chronic pain conditions could be behind your symptoms.
When other treatments don’t relieve your back pain, spinal cord stimulation could be the long-term solution you need. Learn how spinal cord stimulators work and what to expect during your implantation and trial phase here.
Degenerative disc disease is a leading cause of chronic back pain. While the damage to your spinal discs can’t be reversed, you do have treatment options to relieve your pain. Learn why degeneration happens and an innovative treatment that can help.
Chronic pain restricts your life, and unfortunately, pinpointing the cause and finding relief isn’t easy. When traditional medical care leaves you without answers, it might be time to try a holistic approach.
Is spinal arthritis limiting your activity level and lowering your quality of life? It’s a common cause of chronic back and neck pain — but treatment can help. Epidural injections for spinal arthritis could be the solution you’ve been seeking.
Have you tried medication, physical therapy, or other conservative options for back pain, only to find that the pain keeps coming back? Chronic pain is difficult to treat, but minimally invasive radiofrequency ablation offers lasting relief.
Do you have a herniated disc? Don’t let the pain keep you from living your life. Take the time to learn about the top treatments for herniated discs — from ice and heat therapy to the minimally invasive Intracept® Procedure and everything in between.
Herniated discs are common. This painful injury can happen to anyone — but certain factors can put you at increased risk. Learn about the common causes of herniated discs here as well as how to recognize when it’s time to seek treatment.
It’s no secret that back pain limits your life. Finding effective relief isn’t easy — but if you’ve tried traditional treatments without success, you’re not out of options. Learn how spinal cord stimulators work to relieve back pain.
Chronic low back pain is difficult to treat, and many people find that conservative care just isn’t enough. The Intracept® Procedure is a minimally invasive, FDA-approved alternative to invasive surgery — and it could be the answer to your pain.
Spine pain is common — particularly in your lower back and neck — and it can have a serious impact on your life. When conservative care doesn’t help, epidural steroid injections could offer long-lasting relief. Learn about these injections here.
When chronic musculoskeletal pain limits your life, radiofrequency ablation could offer relief. This minimally invasive, nonsurgical treatment quiets pain at the source for pain management that lasts for months. Learn what to expect here.
The Intracept® Procedure is a unique, minimally invasive treatment designed to relieve chronic low back pain. If you’ve had pain for more than six months, it’s time to learn more about the key benefits of this revolutionary technique.
Chronic back pain can erode your quality of life. And if conservative treatment isn’t working, you’re left wondering if there are any other options. It’s time to learn about the Intracept® Procedure — a minimally invasive treatment to stop the pain.
Lower back pain is very common. While many people find relief with conservative treatments like pain medication or physical therapy, what happens if these options aren’t enough for your pain? The Intracept® Procedure could be the answer.
Spinal cord stimulators quiet pain signals along your spine. They’re a good option for many people with chronic nerve pain, and you undergo a trial before you get a permanent stimulator implanted. Make the most of your trial phase with these tips.
Back pain is common. But when does pain indicate that it’s time to see the doctor? Whether you suffered an acute injury or you’re living with chronic pain, seeing a pain specialist could help you achieve lasting relief and enhanced quality of life.
With the increase in screen time and remote work, it’s no surprise that back pain associated with poor posture is becoming more common. Luckily, it’s never too late to improve your posture.
If you’re suffering from chronic pain that doesn’t respond to traditional treatments, you might feel like nothing can help. Luckily, there are more advanced, minimally invasive treatments that can ease your pain.
If you’ve put off addressing your health care issues during the COVID-19 crisis, explore how our telehealth services can get you the same quality care you need from the comfort of your own home or office.
Though easily overlooked, problems with your SI joints, near the top of your pelvis, are a common cause of lower back pain and radiating leg pain. Find out more about what can cause SI joint dysfunction.
When it comes to chronic pain, it’s important to have a provider who’s on your side and can help you uncover any underlying causes. Find out more about the importance of a good provider-patient relationship.
Most people suffer from neck or low back pain at some point in their adult lives. If your pain doesn’t disappear with traditional medical care, an epidural steroid injection can offer you prompt relief.
Struggles to get to the clinic? Trying to reduce your exposure to COVID-19, as well as other contagious illnesses, and still need to see your doctor? Telehealth is safe and easy — receive quality care from anywhere.
