Our Patients Describe Their Experiences in Our Baltimore Pain Relief Practice

Cynthia was suffering from leg and ankle pain as well as twitching and spasms. The pain sidelined her from an active lifestyle. She saw 21 different doctors before finding Dr. Eric Williams, a pain-focused peripheral nerve surgeon. In a series of three procedures Dr. Williams eliminated her pain.

Learn about the causes and symptoms of nerve entrapment and discover surgical options available to treat this condition.

After years of pain in the foot and heel, we diagnosed plantar fasciitis and a nerve compression in the tarsal tunnel (inner ankle), nerve decompression surgery relieved the pain.

This patient suffered for nearly a year with pain in the left leg that was found to be caused by compression of the common and superficial peroneal nerves.

Dr. Williams is a good listener and he cares. He writes detailed notes about what he plans to do and more after he has treated you. He is available to answer questions. I wish more doctors were like him.

Since having the bilateral occipital nerve release, I have had ZERO migraines or breakthrough headaches. I can do everything I love without the fear of it being ruined by debilitating pain :)

Dr. Williams helped me to be able to hike in Colorado with NO PAIN! 5 months out from a March surgery to 6 days of hiking easy to moderate trails here! Thank you from the bottom of my heart for really listening to me and finding a solution.

Nerve entrapments from plantar fasciitis surgery can cause debilitating pain. Dr. Williams provides relief with nerve entrapment release surgery.

This patient in the video has had a wonderful response to multiple nerve decompressions to her leg and foot to relieve symptoms of peripheral neuropathy.

If you are tired of suffering from consistent untreatable pain, see if nerve decompression surgery is an option to overcome your occipital neuralgia diagnosis.

This gentleman has gained relief from 5-6 years of anterior abdominal wall pain from a colonoscopy.