Failed Back Surgery Syndrome (FBSS) is the persistence of pain after an operation on a patient’s spine. This phenomenon is a devastating blow to between 20% and 40% of patients....
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When Chronic Pain Becomes Too Much? We’ve all experienced pain on some level. Maybe it’s a cooking mishap that caused a 1st-degree burn. Or perhaps it’s much more severe,...
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Sciatic Pain: What it is and How to Find Relief Caused by irritation, inflammation, pinching, or compression of a nerve in the lower back, sciatic pain radiates from your...
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Stop Suffering From Post Surgical Pain Chronic and persistent post surgical pain is a painful reality for thousands of surgical patients each year, and it’s only increasing. This pain...
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Painful Joints – Stop Knee and Shoulder Pain and Live Pain-Free Stiff or sore, throbbing or grating, joint pain is common in both the shoulders and knees. Shoulder or knee...
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Failed Back Surgery Syndrome: When You Experience Pain After Surgery. Failed back surgery syndrome or FBSS is a general term used to describe patients who didn’t go through successful back...
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Leg and back pain is a potentially debilitating condition, especially when it’s the result of a serious spinal injury. What’s more, arm and neck pain can be just as disabling....
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Many patients ask me what is the most missed, under diagnosed and un-treated condition in my field. My answer without hesitation is Vertebral Compression Fracture (VCF). Why? Because of the...
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Spinal cord stimulation is an alternative treatment for chronic back pain that has not responded to physical therapy, pain medication, and other conventional treatments. Chronic back pain caused by wear...
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Chronic back, knee and hip pain can be debilitating for anyone. Depending on the level of pain, it can adversely affect your quality of life. Radiofrequency is a nondrug, nonsurgical...
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