Most people have had a limb “fall asleep” before, only to suffer through the pins and needle sensations that develop when it wakes up. However, if you find your feet or legs becoming persistently numb, there could be an underlying problem.
No one wants to have surgery, so why do it unless you know it will help? That’s exactly what a spinal cord stimulator trial accomplishes: It tests the technology to make sure it helps you before surgically implanting it. Keep reading to learn more.
Most people have heard how Botox® can turn back the hands of time by erasing fine lines and wrinkles. But, did you know it also provides clinically proven results for chronic headaches? If you have migraines, here’s what you need to know.
Is significant back pain interfering with your quality of life? If your medical condition hasn’t responded to conservative treatments, spinal fusion could provide relief. Learn how this minimally invasive procedure works and its many benefits.
Your tendons and ligaments play an essential role in stabilizing structures in your body and facilitating movement. That also leaves them highly susceptible to acute and chronic injury, but MLS Laser Therapy can help. Read on to learn more.
Have you been told you have peripheral neuropathy? This general term describes more than 100 types of nerve damage. However, they all fall within specific categories. Keep reading to learn more.
Are you overwhelmed by your options for relieving back or neck pain? Read on to learn about the types of spinal injections, and find out which one could be right for you.
Car accidents can cause a wide range of injuries, from strains and sprains to broken bones. They can also trigger acute and chronic pain. Fortunately, a pain management specialist can help. Keep reading to learn more.
Do you have chronic back pain? Have you tried treatments after treatment, but nothing seems to provide relief? It could be time to explore spinal cord stimulation. The best part? You can try it out first to make sure it works.
Are you struggling with acute or chronic joint pain? It could be time to try MLS® Laser Therapy. This cutting-edge treatment offers safe and effective results, and it’s a drug-free solution. Keep reading to learn more.
You’re probably familiar with your brain and spinal cord, the two primary parts of your central nervous system. But how much do you know about the nerves that make up your peripheral nervous system? It’s time to take a closer look.
Anyone can fracture or break a bone in the spine. However, most fractures are due to osteoporosis, a problem more common in older women. Keep reading to learn more.
The problem with so many pain management solutions is their tendency to simply mask symptoms instead of treat them. That’s what sets regenerative therapies apart. Regenerative therapies relieve pain through healing. Read on to learn more.
Are you struggling with back pain that flares up with the slightest activity or movement? Do you find yourself leaning forward to ease your pain? These are just a few signs of a spinal condition known as stenosis. Keep reading to learn more.
You may not have heard of the sacroiliac joint, but that can change quickly if it starts to act up. Learn how come this joint at the base of your spine can cause intense pain and how SI joint fusion can help.
Your body contains an intricate system of nerves that send messages all over your body. Unfortunately, when this delicate network sustains damage, problems can arise. Keep reading to learn more.
If you experience trouble walking, standing, pain or numbness in the legs and is relieved by leaning over or sitting you may be suffering from LSS.
When you live with chronic pain, finding long-lasting relief can feel like a fantasy. However, an experienced pain management specialist can offer highly effective interventional options. Read on to learn more.
It is estimated that in the United States alone, up to 15% of patients who undergo a total knee replacement will experience joint pain that persists 2 –5 years after the procedure.
Peripheral nerve stimulation and spinal cord stimulation are both implantable pain management therapies. But, even though they work in similar ways, they’re very different devices. Keep reading to learn which could be right for you.
Many things can cause spine pain. However, getting an accurate diagnosis can help you find relief fast. Here are a few things that could be to blame for your spine pain.
If pain associated with the suprascapular and/or axillary nerve is left untreated, the pain can become chronic and lead to allodynia (pain/sensitivity to light touch) and hyperalgesia (increased sensitivity to pain).
Are you living with chronic back pain and worried that surgery is your only option? Advancements in pain management have made it easier than ever to find less invasive treatments to get relief. Keep reading to learn more.
If you’ve ever experienced shingles, you know of the burning pain that is associated with the rash. In most cases, pain persists until the rash has cleared up. About 20% of all people who get shingles will experience postherpetic neuralgia (PHN).
If you have chronic back or nerve pain that hasn’t responded to other treatments, it could be time to consider a spinal cord stimulator. These drug-free devices work by blocking pain signals. Read on to learn more.
As people tend to age, the annular rings around their discs wear out, making them more susceptible to rupture from everyday activities that require lifting or bending.
Phantom limb pain is a condition in which pain is felt in a limb that is no longer there. Phantom limb pain affects 50-80% of all amputees.
Whiplash is one of the most common injuries associated with a motor vehicle collision. It typically occurs when the vehicle comes to an abrupt stop, causing the neck to “whip” back and forth rapidly, resulting in injuries to muscles and tendons of the neck
It is estimated that 23% of all adults in the United States have arthritis, making it a leading cause of work disability.
Are you tired of arthritis pain keeping you from living your life? Stop masking your symptoms with risky medications and treat them at the source instead. Read on to learn how platelet-rich plasma therapy can heal your body from the inside out.
At Advanced Pain Management Center, Dr. Vladimir Fiks offers minimally invasive SCS treatment which can be very effective in relieving symptoms associated with Peripheral Vascular Disease.
Do you have burning or throbbing pain in your arms, legs, hands or feet? This could be a sign of Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS). Do not delay a consultation from your doctor. Call today to see which treatment is right for you.
Laser therapy may sound like science fiction. However, this technology is changing lives. Read on to learn how Multiwave Locked System Laser Therapy® can provide significant pain relief without discomfort, risks, or downtime.
Do you have pain in your lower back, hip, or groin? It could be a sign of sacroiliac joint problems in your pelvis. Keep reading to learn more about this common problem and how a minimally invasive joint fusion could help.
What if we are asked this question - I was involved in auto accident and now have headaches and neck pain. I was diagnosed with whiplash and the adjustments were initially helpful but now I am no longer improving. What else can I do to get better?
If you develop sudden onset of back pain after a fall or even after a bout of coughing you may have developed spinal compression fracture. Don't delay, get evaluated by your doctor or call us at Advanced Pain Management Center, we may be able to help
If you’re struggling with lower back pain caused by spinal stenosis, finding a long-lasting solution for this progressive condition is important. One such answer lies in spinal decompression, a minimally invasive procedure that restores pain-free movement.
Incorporating physical therapy with injections After sustaining an injury, it is common to be referred to physical therapy to assist you in regaining proper mobility and to reduce your pain.
If you’ve been suffering from chronic pain, and the usual treatments haven’t provided relief, a spinal cord stimulator could be the answer.
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I have severe back pain but my MRI appears to be normal. What are my options?
Distinguishing between neuropathic and nociceptive pain When determining an effective treatment option, it is important to work with your doctor in ascertaining the correct pain diagnosis.
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Why Use Compounded Topical Medications for Focused Pain Relief As interventional and pain medicine specialists, we are always interested in ways to reduce oral narcotics.
Who takes care of the caregiver? In today’s world, learning to juggle work, family social activities and taking care of ourselves has become a crucial skill for everyone.
Sleeping through the holidays I’m not trying to suggest that you actually sleep through the holidays but rather that you learn ways which may help you to get a great night’s rest during the holidays.