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Post-Amputation Pain
If you are experiencing pain following a limb amputation, Dr. Eric H. Williams—a Baltimore peripheral nerve surgeon—may be able to provide the care you need.
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Lingering Pain After Knee Surgery – Why It Happens and How
Chronic, neuropathic pain following knee surgery is a problem. Find out more about this situation, then make sure to contact our office for a consultation.
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Do You Have Pain After an Ankle Sprain Surgery?
You expected to feel better after your surgery, so why do you have severe, chronic pain? Learn more in your free copy of Dr. Williams' whitepaper!
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Why a C-section or Tummy Tuck Causes Nerve Pain
Dr. Eric H. Williams discusses the reasons why you might have lower abdominal nerve pain following a C-section or tummy tuck.
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Groin Pain After Hernia Repair
If you are having intense groin pain 6 months (or more) following surgery to repair a hernia, Dr. Eric H. Williams may be able to help you.
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Knee Denervation
Are you having pain months after a “successful” knee replacement procedure? You may need knee denervation, says Dr. Eric H. Williams.
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Persistent Knee Pain After Injury (or Arthroscopy)
Dr. Eric H. Williams discusses why you may have persistent knee pain after injury or arthroscopy, and how treating affected nerves can possibly help.
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Joint Pain After Surgery
Causes of continued pain after joint surgery may include nerve damage, scar tissue, or nerve compression. See when a Baltimore nerve surgeon may help you.
