Conditions Treated

Joint Pain

Joint pain and stiffness may cause a detriment on your daily life, and force you to give up on physical activities that you enjoy. Joint pain and stiffness are often associated with arthritis.

Arthritis

Arthritis is often found in older people, but can occur in the younger population as well. As stated above, arthritis is usually associated with joint pain and stiffness.

Neck/Back Pain

Neck and back pain may occur when you sleep in bad positions, have a bad mattress, or have bad posture during the day. These pains may also be symptoms of larger ailments at play.

Herniated Disc “Sciatica”

A herniated disc may cause a condition known as lumbar radiculopathy “sciatica”, which is tingling, pain, and/or numbness in the leg. This can have a significant impact on your daily life and mobility. You may also having herniated discs in other parts of your spine which can cause similar symptoms.

Spinal Stenosis

Spinal stenosis is a condition in which your spine narrows, which causes pain and other problems. This condition is often found in those who are 50 years old or older.

SI Joint Dysfunction

When you get this condition, pain occurs in your lower back and buttock area. It can feel similar to sciatica or lumbar disc herniation.

Facet Syndrome

Facet syndrome is used to describe pain that is non-radiating and found in between two vertebrae in your spine. The pain is commonly described as a stiffness in the lower back. This condition is also better known as osteoarthritis.

Spinal Compression Fractures

This condition is back pain caused by a fracture in the spine. Spinal compression fractures usually happen due to osteoporosis.

Myofascial Pain

Myofascial pain is a scientific term for general muscle pain. Because this is such a broad term, myofascial pain can be caused by anything from improper posture to a sports injury.

Discogenic Pain

This type of pain is caused by a damaged vertebral disc. Although a lot of discogenic pain is caused by degenerative diseases, this also naturally occurs because of age.

Post-Surgical Pain

Post-surgical pain is typical, as a surgeon has just cut open and sewn back together your tissue and muscles. It is usually recommended that you rest to fully heal after surgery.

Headaches/Migraines

Headaches regularly occur in people of all ages and have a variety of causes.

Tendinitis

When your tendon becomes inflamed, this is called tendinitis. Tendinitis can happen as a result of overworking and repetitive movements.

RSD/CRPS

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome), previous known as Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy, is a chronic neuroinflammatory condition. This condition is characterized by pain that is greater than would be expected from the injury that caused it. Common symptoms can include severe burning pain affecting the extremities (arms, legs, hands, or feet) along with possible temperature sensitivity and skin coloration changes.

Diabetic Neuropathy

Diabetic neuropathy is when you sustain nerve damage due to having diabetes. Your feet are where the nerves get damaged most commonly.

Post-Laminectomy Pain

Post-laminectomy pain is a scientific term for when you get chronic back pain after surgery. This is also known as failed back syndrome.

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