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 >
Nerve damage in the back can affect all body functions depending on the severity of the condition. The nervous system is involved in all body functions from regulating breathing to… Read more >
The need to develop safer alternatives to opioids has come to the forefront opioid epidemic. New research was done with botulinum toxin show hope as a proven safe and effective… Read more >
The prostate gland is only found in men and its purpose is to produce fluid to protect and nourish sperm. A normal prostate is the size of a chestnut and… Read more >
What is interventional pain management and why do we use it instead of narcotics? Interventional pain management does not involve a quick fix or taking a jagged pill prescribed by… Read more >
Tiresome family outings along with decreased exercise potential, lessened ability to stand on your feet for extended periods of time and getting in bed achy, is a medical red flag. … Read more >
