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Chronic Pain Treatment Program

Physical Medicine Treatment Options to help reduce YOUR Chronic Pain!

Child Physiotherapy

Physical Medicine Pain Management Services: Interdisciplinary Healthcare

Services:

Biofeedback
Neurofeedback
Pulsed Radio Frequency
Micro-Current / Alpha Stimulation
Chiropractic Care (CMT-D, SOT, Activator, Thompson Drop)
Chiropractic Services (Nutrition, Nimmo, Muscle Release, Orthotics)
Chiropractic Education (Posture, Ergonomic Injury Prevention)
Physiotherapy (Laser, Ultrasound, Electrical Stimulation, Nerve Mobs)
Kinesiology (Exercise and Posture)
Massage Therapy (Gua Sha)
Analgesic Creams/Patches (Biofreeze and Sombra)
Acupuncture (Needle, Electrical and Acupressure)
Intermuscular Stimulation, Vestibular Rehabilitation,
Manual and Mechanical Cervical Traction
Nerve Mobilization
Spider Tech Tapping

Pain Conditions we treat

Physical Medicine Treatment Options for specific conditions

Chronic Whiplash Injury
Arthritis and Degenerative Disc Disease / Herniation
Neck, Back, Shoulder, Arm, Hip, Leg, Knee, Ankle, and Foot Pain
Headache (Migraine, Tension, Chronic, other)
Carpal Tunnel and Nerve Entrapment Syndromes
Facet Arthritis / Syndrome
Failed Neck and Back Surgery
Fibromyalgia
Jaw Pain / TMJ
Myofascial Pain and Neurogenic Pain Syndromes
Plantar Fasciitis
Rib Pain
Sacroiliac Joint Pain (Sprain/Strain) and Sciatica
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome

Joint Pain

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Why it is important to seek care from a Doctor with Specific Post Graduate Pain Management Experience and Training.

There are major deficits in knowledge of health care professionals regarding the mechanisms and management of pain. Pain Journal - Read Now
Pain content in pre-licensure curricula for health-care professionals remains inadequate. For this reason specific post-graduate training is required. International Association for the Study of Pain - Read Now
Uncontrolled Pain changes YOUR Brain. Chronic Pain results in morphometric alteration in cortical and subcortical areas. Meaning you have to correct the cause of pain, not just modify the symptoms! Pain 2006 - Read Now

Most Doctors Are NOT Trained to TREAT PAIN!

The University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine has found that doctors will under diagnosis / miss diagnosis reported "mild" levels of pain

82% of the time!

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