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Pain Management Process & Treatment OPtions

Stages of Pain Program

COMPREHENSIVE PAIN ASSESSMENT

COMPREHENSIVE PAIN ASSESSMENT

  1. Evaluate, identify, and understand the root cause of the pain
  2. Implement appropriate medication regimen
  3. Modify/address the environment contributing to your pain (physical, emotional, relational, spiritual, etc.)
  4. Support pain management with coping strategies for high-risk pain situations and related emotional challenges

COMPREHENSIVE PAIN ASSESSMENT

COMPREHENSIVE PAIN ASSESSMENT

COMPREHENSIVE PAIN ASSESSMENT

  • Implement appropriate pain treatment options (injections, etc)
  • Adjust medication alternatives for pain management
  • Explore alternative modalities (acupuncture, meditation, massage, stretching)
  • Introduce fitness restoration (aquatic, chiropractic, physical therapy)
  • Educate and raise awareness (appropriate medication vs. addictive pain medication)
  • Establish a pain counselor

Treatment Options

Pain Injections

Non-opioid Pain Medication

Spinal Cord Stimulation

Injections and nerve blocks help decrease local inflammation and pain. Minimally invasive nerve ablation procedures also help with lower back pain relief, knee pain, shoulder pain, and more by destroying nerves in the spine, knee, hip, and other places.


Pain management procedures offered:

  • Epidural steroid injections
  • Joint Injections (hip, lumbar facet, sacroiliac, shoulder, knee)
  • Kyphoplasty/Vertebroplasty
  • Lumbar sympathetic blocks
  • Medial branch blocks
  • Nerve block injections
  • Radio frequency ablation
  • Sympathetic ganglion blocks
  • Trigger point injections


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Spinal Cord Stimulation

Non-opioid Pain Medication

Spinal Cord Stimulation

The Spinal Cord Stimulator is an implantable device that sends electrical impulses to the areas of the spine causing lower back pain and interferes with pain signal transmission to the brain. 


By blocking the brain's ability to sense pain in the stimulated areas, it provides back pain relief without the side effects induced by medication. 


The electrical impulses can be targeted to specific locations and, as pain changes or improves, stimulation can be adjusted as necessary. 


Make an appointment with us today to see if this procedure could be right for your pain management regimen. 

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Non-opioid Pain Medication

Non-opioid Pain Medication

Non-opioid Pain Medication

Non-opioid pain medications can often complement your existing pain treatment options. There are several types of pain medications, some of which are available over-the-counter (OTC). Others may be prescribed to you depending on the severity of the pain, its duration and your medical history. 


These non-opioid pain medications can be used to supplement your existing pain management regimen.


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GOALS

  • Understand the origin or cause of pain
  • Recover from dependency and addiction
  • Maintain an agreed upon treatment plan through safe and effective medication management
  • Restore physical activities by accepting your body's abilities
  • Decrease stress and anxiety by increasing awareness of activities or triggers that cause pain and injury

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