Pain management techniques focus on relieving pain and improving the body’s functions. Common causes of pain include strenuous work or physical activities. Health conditions are also a common source of pain. There are many ways to relieve pain but treating the root cause usually produces lasting results. Bayonne Pain Center of NJ offers advanced pain management techniques to manage various pain conditions. Schedule your consultation today to discuss your pain management options.
Ira Siegel, MD, a pain management specialist, provides effective solutions for various types of pain to better your daily living. He also conducts extensive diagnosis to rule out the cause of your pain and offer personalized treatments. You can expect to receive comprehensive care on various pain conditions, including:
Sport injuries
If you are an athlete or a soccer player, the pain might be part of your life. Other than in sports, sports injuries also mean the conditions of your musculoskeletal system. They include the following;
· Bulging or herniated discs
· Bone fractures and dislocations
· Ligament sprains
· Pinched nerves
· Tendinitis
· Muscle and tendon strains
· Neck injury
· Ligament or tendon rupture
Most sports injuries also affect your back and neck. You can expect to experience the following symptoms from sports injuries.
· Pain
· Swelling
· Tingling or numbness sensations
· Limited mobility
· Muscle spasms
· Inflammation of different areas
It is critical to seek further evaluation when you experience some of these symptoms.
Back pain
It is a popular complaint with many individuals; usually, you are likely to experience back pain at some point in life. The pain varies from dull to sharp. In some cases, back pain causes difficulty in movement.
It can persist from a few days to months, depending on the cause. It is advisable to find help as soon as you feel the pain to prevent severe cases.
Different conditions may lead to back pain, including;
· Sprains
· Degenerative disc disease
· Herniated discs
· Scoliosis
· Spinal stenosis
· Sciatica
· Radiculopathy
Neck pain
Your neck is involved in several body movements, especially the head movements, making the neck prone to injuries and pain. Neck pain occurs from different things, including an auto injury, wrong neck posture while sleeping, or strenuous working.
The following health conditions can also lead to neck pain.
· Cervical spinal stenosis
· Cervical herniated discs
· Cervical radiculopathy
· Cervical sprain
Other than the pain, the neck problems may lead to more symptoms such as numbness, burning, and tingling sensations that spread to your arms. Contact Dr. Siegel whenever you experience neck pain for treatments.
Sciatica
It is a condition that develops as a result of a pinched nerve. It causes severe back pain that can affect your ability to move. Sciatica can occur due to an injury or from degenerative spine conditions, including:
· Bone spurs
· Herniated discs
· Spinal stenosis
· Facet joint arthritis
· Degenerative disc disease
The bottom line
Pain conditions, when not treated, can cause serious complications; hence it is advisable to seek the necessary medical attention when you first experience the pain. Dr. Siegel at Pain Center of NJ provides effective pain management solutions to improve your living. Schedule your appointment today to bring your pain to an end.
