As the name implies, trigeminal neuralgia is a nerve disorder. It is a condition of the trigeminal nerve is the nerve that goes from your face, including your upper and… Read more >
June 20, 2019 Blog, Pain Management, Primary Care Doctor 0 Read more >
Dysthymia is a form of depression that lasts for several weeks to several years. Generally, dysthymia is the medical term for chronic depression, which is usually milder than an episode… Read more >
June 3, 2019 Pain Management, Primary Care Doctor 0 Read more >
Do you suffer from pain in the ball of one or both of your feet? If so, you may have developed a condition known medically as metatarsalgia. Metatarsalgia means a… Read more >
May 22, 2019 Blog, Foot and Ankle, Pain Management 0 Read more >
There are two basic forms of arthritis, which is a word that simply means “inflammation of the joints.” Arthritis in both forms can be painful and life-altering. Commonly, the joints… Read more >
Cluster headaches are often ranked with the most painful conditions people ever have to endure. They are termed “cluster” headaches because they come in groups. Victims often suffer through one… Read more >
Boy, if there’s anything we take for granted in this world it’s those ever-useful appendages on the ends of our arms. We call them hands. We work with them, eat… Read more >
April 16, 2019 Blog, Pain Management, Urgent Care 0 Read more >
Otitis Media (OM) is defined as the inflammation of the middle ear generally caused by a bacterial/viral infection. It can be acute, recurrent or chronic. Chronic OM is a persistent… Read more >
Mastoiditis is the inflammation of the mastoid sinus located behind the middle ear. It is a fairly common disease and is often ignored. It can be a serious condition if… Read more >
Sciatica is caused by pressure or compression of the sciatic nerve or one of the root nerves in the spine. It becomes chronic when pain continues for a long time… Read more >
The brain does not have pain receptors but, the meninges (covering around the brain) and scalp have pain receptors. Technically, the brain itself cannot feel pain but the nerves can…. Read more >
