Pain Management

Find lasting relief from chronic pain. With minimally invasive solutions, alleviating pain and improving well-being for lasting comfort is possible.

Improve your knee function and relieve knee pain with targeted exercises that build muscle and joint strength.

There are many options for hip arthritis before surgery. These options include physical activity, lifestyle modifications, and medications.

Most doctors prefer to avoid spinal surgery if possible. With epidural spinal injections, patients can experience long-term pain relief.

Sacroiliac joint pain can be alleviated through radiofrequency ablation, which uses radiofrequency signals to disrupt pain signals in nerves.

Tennis elbow is a common but painful chronic condition affecting the arm. For some people struggling, elbow arthroscopy may be the answer.

Recovering from rotator cuff surgery takes time. From pain management to physical therapy, knowing what to expect during recovery matters.

Spinal stenosis can be managed with exercise, medications, injections, traditional approaches, and surgery. There are several kinds.

Constipation after surgery is common. These home remedies can make going to the bathroom after an operation much easier.

A meniscus tear can heal without surgery but often results in limited range of motion. To improve mobility and reduce pain.

Symptoms of degenerative disc disease include pain, paresthesia, and weakness. Spinal fusion surgery is used when symptoms worsen.

The pain from a collarbone or clavicle fracture can last for weeks, with or without surgery. These 3 methods can help reduce pain.