Our Blog Helps Patients with Chronic Pain Explore Their Options
Need a second opinion? Our blog explores common causes of pain symptoms after surgery, including nerve entrapment leading to head and neck discomfort, groin pain after a hernia or C-section, and other chronic pain conditions. Browse or search our blog posts today for help.
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Getting Your Zzzs When You Have Piriformis Syndrome Can Seem Impossible—But a Peripheral Nerve Surgeon Can Help Piriformis syndrome can keep you tossing and turning as you struggle to deal with numbness and pain. Nerve decompression surgery may be the solution. -
Chronic Exertional Compartment Syndrome Can Bring Runners to a Stop Unless Properly Treated If you are a runner with persistent pain in your lower legs, you may be suffering from compartment syndrome. A skilled surgeon can help you find relief. -
Pinning Down the Primary Causes of Post-Ankle Surgery Pain Sometimes ankle surgery can leave you with neuropathic pain. When that occurs, you need a surgeon who can identify and fix the problem. -
Is It a Herniated Disc or Piriformis Syndrome? Getting the Right Diagnosis Is Key To pursue the right treatment, you need to start with the right diagnosis. Learn the difference between a herniated disc and piriformis syndrome. -
Is it Shin Splints or Compartment Syndrome? Why Getting the Correct Diagnosis Is Essential Shin splints and compartment syndrome are similar enough to be confused for one another, but your doctor will be able to tell the difference. -
Know the Symptoms That Might Indicate Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Carpal tunnel syndrome symptoms can be easy to miss in the early stages. Learn how to spot the problem and get the treatment you need. -
Diagnosing Carpal Tunnel Syndrome The symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome can be vague at first, which is why doctors use several different diagnostic tests. -
How to Get Relief From Carpal Tunnel Syndrome With a Minimal Recovery Time Ultrasound-guided carpal tunnel release reduces the time needed to recover from carpal tunnel surgery, making it a good option for busy professionals. -
Physical Therapy Isn’t Always the Right Treatment for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Physical therapy is often recommended as a treatment for carpal tunnel syndrome, but it’s not the right choice for every patient. -
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Can Be Hereditary Having close blood relatives with carpal tunnel syndrome increases your risk of the condition. Learn how to get relief.