Treatments

Most common location of pain stems from surrounding muscles, ligaments and tendons.  Most common causes are Bursitis which is joint inflammation.

One of the most prevalent reasons for doctor offices visits.  Most common causes of knee pain are injuries, obesity, inflammation, aging and arthritis,.

Sciatica is a condition caused by inflammation or irritation of the Sciatic nerve.

Lack of blood supply to bone cells leading ultimately to bone demise, breakdown and eventually collapse.

Carpal Tunnel is a common painful condition that affects the hands and arms.

A thigh strain describes when fibres in a quadriceps muscles are overstretched and tightness.

Chiropractic care professionals provide diagnosis and treatments that primarily focus on musculoskeletal disorders. The most common symptoms that chiropractors treat is pain in the back, neck, joints, legs and spine.

A condition characterized by “pulling” sensation in front of thigh, swelling, pain, limited range of motion.

A condition caused by patellar tendon inflammation, very common among athletes who jump often like basket ball.

A herniated disk, bone spur, or narrowing of the spine can cause pressure on the sciatic nerve, leading to inflammation, pain, and often numbness in the leg. There are many painful symptoms associated with sciatica, and if you have the condition, it can be felt from just above the buttocks down to the feet.

Massage therapy is a proven way to manage a wide variety of mental and physical ailments, as well as providing an overall increase to your quality of life. A professional masseuse can help tackle problems such as anxiety, stress, insomnia, headaches, digestive disorders, and certain muscle and ligament injuries.

A common condition caused by the inflammation of fluid containing layer between bones and soft tissue that serve as a cushion against friction.

Ancient alternative medicine where cups are placed on skin of back to create suction, to help with blood circulation, reduce inflammation, to relax muscle/connective tissue.

Common cause of degenerative spine disks caused by wearing of cartilage, connective tissue, disks in cervical and lumbar spine.

Common chronic pain disorder that affects the connective tissue that covers the muscle. Often the pain experienced by patient is  a referred pain emanating from a different location.

Our experienced team understands that some injuries you might have suffered can greatly inhibit your ability to perform daily tasks. In such cases, physical therapy can provide you with the care to function properly again.

You may think that you can treat painful condition all by yourself but pain management doctors can manage the situation in a better and effectual way. In addition to treating pain effectively, professionals can excellently address the root cause of a problem.

Radicular pain is often secondary to compression or inflammation of a spinal nerve. When the pain radiates down the back of the leg to the calf or foot, it would in lay terms be described as sciatica. This type of pain is often deep and steady, and can usually be reproduced with certain activities and positions, such as sitting or walking.

Scoliosis is a medical condition in which a person’s spine curves in an “S” or “C” shape, and affects more than 3 million people each year. In some cases, treatment is required to prevent serious spinal damage. Mild curvatures can develop in children without causing pain, so it’s important to look out for signs and symptoms of scoliosis in order to get proper treatment.

A common procedure utilized by pain and rehab doctors to treat spasm, tensions around muscle groups that contain trigger point.

Chronic inflammatory condition that damages fingers, knees, elbows, and toes.

A condition that involves pressure or stretching entrapment of the ulnar nerve caused by pressure or excessive stretching, common symptoms are numbness or tingling in the ring and small fingers, forearm shooting pain, reduced hand grip, difficulty bending or stretching fingers, and in severe cases hand weakness.

An estimated 40% of the population today will experience sciatica, with those suffering from acute or chronic back pain at a higher risk. A herniated disk, bone spur, or narrowing of the spine can cause pressure on the sciatic nerve, leading to inflammation, pain, and often numbness in the leg.

A condition that presents with faintness, loss of balance, weakness, lightheaded, space around you spinning around, and vertigo.

Spinal Stenosis is the narrowing of spinal canal which puts pressure on the lumbar spine and exiting nerves, usually caused by degenerative ligaments and disks.

When there is a disc slippage or disc bulging, this causes the fluid/water to protrude through the disc wall which can cause pressure on nearby nerves causing mild or no pain, numbness and tingling, treatment is usually conservative consisting of pain meds and physical therapy.

When significant amount of disc content/fluid pushes/protrudes out close to nearby nerve roots, this causes significant pain, numbness and tingling.

Lower back pain is caused few conditions including but not limited to scoliosis, disc injuries, Sciatica, Arthritis,  spinal stenosis, age related degenerative changes, muscle spasm, ligament strain.

TENS is often used by physical therapist to relieve muscle pain and spasm by applying electric impulses to muscle tissue.