Lower Back Pain
Aching, stiffness, or pain in the lower spine can affect movement and everyday activities.
Understand this condition : Lower Back PainUnderstanding the experience of pain
Conditions We Treat
Pain is personal. These educational guides can help you prepare for a conversation about your symptoms and care options.
The supplied practice brochures describe care across spine, musculoskeletal, nerve-related, and persistent pain conditions.
Neck Pain
Neck discomfort may involve stiffness, limited movement, or pain extending toward the shoulder or arm.
Understand this condition : Neck PainSciatica
Pain traveling from the lower back or buttock into the leg may be described as sciatica.
Understand this condition : SciaticaNerve-Related Pain
Burning, tingling, shooting pain, or altered sensation may be associated with nerve problems.
Understand this condition : Nerve-Related PainMuscle Pain
Tenderness, tightness, or aching in muscles can make daily movement uncomfortable.
Understand this condition : Muscle PainJoint-Related Pain
Pain around a joint may occur with stiffness, swelling, or changes in mobility.
Understand this condition : Joint-Related PainChest Wall Pain
Pain around the ribs or chest wall requires careful evaluation before considering pain treatment.
Understand this condition : Chest Wall PainSelected Abdominal Pain Conditions
Some persistent abdominal pain may warrant specialist pain evaluation after its underlying cause is assessed.
Understand this condition : Selected Abdominal Pain ConditionsIndividualized care
Areas of care, organized around your concerns
Spine, joint & musculoskeletal pain
The brochures identify these areas of care. Similar symptoms can have different causes, so an individual evaluation remains important.
- Back, neck & shoulder pain
- Herniated disc
- Spinal stenosis
- Arthritis pain
- Facet joint disorders
- Coccydynia (tailbone pain)
- Myofascial pain syndrome
Nerve, headache & facial pain
The brochure listings include nerve-related pain and headache concerns. Your physician can explain which evaluation and treatment options are appropriate.
- Nerve pain
- Headaches & migraines
- Shingles
- Acute herpetic pain
- Post-herpetic pain
- Intercostal neuralgia
- Trigeminal neuralgia
Persistent pain & injury-related concerns
Treatment planning considers your medical history, functional goals, and other ongoing care.
- Complex chronic pain
- Postsurgical pain
- Auto, work & personal injuries
- Cancer pain
- Age-related pain
Additional brochure-listed concerns
These concerns are listed in the practice material. Contact the office to confirm current scope of care and whether an appointment is appropriate.
- Chronic pancreatitis
- Spasticity
These lists reflect the supplied brochures, including older material. Your clinician determines diagnosis and treatment suitability.
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