The treatments provided by our staff reflect the most recent advances in the management of pain. These treatments are increasingly less invasive and usually very effective in controlling pain and in helping to return patients to their normal every day lives. Most of the procedures are performed under fluoroscopic guidance. Treatments are often combined with medication or physical therapy in water or on land. Below are short descriptions of the procedures. By clicking Learn More, you will find the answers to many questions our patients ask.

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Discography/Spinal Epidural Steroid Injection Facet Joint Injection Intradiscal Electrothermal	Radiofrequency Treatment Intraspinal Drug Therapy Spinal Cord Stimulation Back Pain Treatment

When you get injured or have surgery, you expect to hurt for a while, but you know that in time, you'll heal and the pain will leave. If you have a medical condition - from arthritis to heart disease to shingles - you recognize discomfort as a symptom and trust that treatment will help. While you wait for your body to mend, pain medication provides relief.

Chronic pain is different. Sometimes, it's an aftereffect of an injury that appears to have healed. Sometimes, it's a lingering symptom of a past illness. And in some cases, chronic pain develops out of the blue, with no link to trauma or disease.