Pain Clinic & Regenerative Medicine
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Spring brings longer days, warmer temperatures, and a renewed excitement for outdoor sports. Whether you’re returning to running, golf, tennis, soccer, or youth athletics after a winter break, your joints and muscles may not be ready for sudden increases in activity. Preparing your body properly can …
Preparing for Spring Sports: Joint & Muscle Protection TipsRead More
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Chronic pain is more than just a physical sensation—it can disrupt your daily life, affect your mood, and even interfere with your sleep. One of the key contributors to chronic pain is inflammation. While inflammation is a natural immune response designed to protect your body, persistent …
Inflammation and Chronic Pain: Natural Ways to Reduce ItRead More
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Neuropathic pain — pain caused by damage or dysfunction in the nervous system — can be one of the most debilitating and persistent types of chronic pain. Traditional treatments like anti-seizure drugs, antidepressants, and opioids help some people, but many still struggle to find lasting relief. …
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Chronic pain rarely exists on its own. Stress, poor sleep, and pain often form a cycle that can be difficult to break. When pain disrupts sleep, the body struggles to recover. When stress levels rise, pain sensitivity increases. Over time, this combination can slow healing, worsen symptoms, and make …
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Chronic headaches can be incredibly disruptive, but many people don’t realize their head pain isn’t actually coming from the head at all. Instead, the true source may be hiding in the neck. Known as cervicogenic headaches, these headaches arise from dysfunction in the cervical spine and surrounding …
Chronic Headaches Linked to the Neck and Spine: Understanding Cervicogenic PainRead More
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When you’re living with pain—whether from an injury, chronic condition, or after surgery—your body is working harder than usual to repair tissues and calm inflammation. While treatments like physical therapy, regenerative medicine, or interventional pain procedures play a key role, nutrition is one …
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Becoming a parent is one of life’s most rewarding experiences—but the physical demands of pregnancy, labor, and postpartum care can leave many women with lingering back pain. While some discomfort naturally improves over time, persistent back pain after pregnancy is common and often treatable …
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For many people living with chronic pain, winter can bring more than just colder temperatures. It can also bring a noticeable increase in discomfort, stiffness, and fatigue. If your pain seems to flare when the temperatures drop, you are not imagining it. Understanding why the cold affects your body …
Winter Weather and Chronic Pain: Why Cold Makes It WorseRead More
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Joint pain is a common complaint for adults of all ages, but the cause is not always obvious. Two of the most frequent sources are osteoarthritis and soft tissue injuries. While both conditions can lead to pain, stiffness, and limited mobility, they develop for very different reasons and require …
Osteoarthritis and Soft Tissue Injuries: Knowing the DifferenceRead More
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Spending hours in front of a computer can take a toll on your neck and upper back. For many desk workers, stiffness, muscle tightness, and headaches are common daily struggles. The good news is that small, consistent adjustments can help prevent pain and improve comfort throughout your …
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Back pain is one of the most common health complaints, especially as we age. Two conditions that often go hand-in-hand are spondylosis and spinal stenosis. While both can cause stiffness, discomfort, and mobility issues, advancements in modern medicine mean that surgery isn’t always the only option. …
Spondylosis & Spinal Stenosis: When Minimally Invasive Procedures HelpRead More
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Living with chronic pain can feel like you’re constantly walking a fine line. On one side, staying active helps manage pain and maintain mobility; on the other, pushing too hard can lead to flare-ups and setbacks. The good news? You don’t need to run marathons, lift heavy weights, or endure …
Staying Active with Chronic Pain: Low-Impact ExercisesRead More
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Tendon injuries are a common cause of pain and limited mobility, often affecting athletes, active individuals, and even those who perform repetitive daily tasks. Whether it’s tennis elbow, Achilles tendinitis, or rotator cuff tears, tendon injuries can be slow to heal due to limited blood flow in …
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Traveling can be exciting, but for those living with chronic pain, it can also feel daunting. Long flights, extended car rides, and changes in routine can trigger discomfort or flare-ups. With thoughtful preparation and a few smart strategies, however, you can make your journey smoother and more …
Traveling with Chronic Pain: Tips for Flights & Road TripsRead More
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Regenerative medicine—treatments such as platelet-rich plasma (PRP), stem cell therapy, and other biologic injections—has gained tremendous attention in recent years. Patients struggling with chronic pain, joint degeneration, or sports injuries are increasingly turning to these therapies for their …
Insurance and Self-Pay: Navigating the Costs of Regenerative TherapiesRead More
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Living with chronic pain can feel overwhelming, both physically and emotionally. While pain may be a constant companion, it doesn’t have to define your entire life. With the right strategies, lifestyle changes, and support, you can improve your quality of life and regain a sense of control. This …
Living Well with Chronic Pain: Practical Tips to Improve Your Daily LifeRead More
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Chronic spine pain can be disabling. Learn how epidural steroid injections (ESI) and radiofrequency ablation (RFA) work, which conditions each treats, and when one may be preferred over the other. Why this matters When conservative care—like physical therapy, medications, and lifestyle …
When to Consider Epidural Steroid Injections and Radiofrequency AblationRead More
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Chronic pain affects millions of people worldwide, and managing it safely remains one of the biggest challenges in medicine. For decades, opioid medications were a common option, but their risks—addiction, tolerance, and side effects—have pushed both patients and providers to search for safer …
Non-Opioid Medications: Exploring Low-Dose Naltrexone for Pain ReliefRead More
