Showing posts with label Injections. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Injections. Show all posts

Thursday, April 6, 2017

Injection Therapy | Pain Relief | Tyler Texas

Injection therapy is a common form of pain relief designed to help alleviate back pain, neck pain and joint pain. A pain doctor’s overall goal of injection therapy as part of the pain management process is to alleviate pain enough that patients can comfortably engage in physical therapy exercises and complete daily tasks. Pain Recovery Center of Tyler specializes in numerous injection therapies, and our physicians are available to treat individuals living in Greater Tyler, Texas.

Pain is a bothersome sensation triggered by the nervous system in response to an injury or a chronic health condition. Pain affects individuals differently - some people experience a dull ache, a stabbing pain, shooting pain or a chronic pins-and-needles sensation. Depending on the cause of pain, individuals may experience pain in one specific area (ligament injury) or all over the body (flu).

Injection therapy is able to provide pain relief to countless individuals suffering from various causes of pain.

If you live in Greater Tyler, Texas and would like more information on injection therapy as a form of pain relief, please contact the pain doctors at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler. You can also read our full blog article dedicated to this topic here.

Wednesday, January 11, 2017

Chronic Knee Pain | Genicular Nerve Block | Tyler Texas

The knee joint is placed under extreme stress day after day. Because of the stress load placed on the knee during everyday activities and sports, knee injuries and degenerative conditions, such as knee osteoarthritis, are extremely common. When chronic knee pain can no longer be treated with traditional pain management treatments, a genicular nerve block may be prescribed by a pain physician. Pain Recovery Center of Tyler is extremely proud to offer Tyler, Texas and East Texas patients this cutting-edge, non-surgical treatment option.

Chronic knee pain is classified as long-term pain, swelling and general discomfort in one or both knees. The exact cause of ongoing pain determines the location of pain, severity of pain, etc. Chronic knee pain, unlike acute pain associated with an injury, is not always linked to one traumatic event. It is often caused by a condition or disease.

A genicular nerve block is a non-surgical, minimally invasive procedure designed to alleviate chronic knee pain when traditional pain management treatments fail. This particular treatment option utilizes radiofrequency (RF) energy to genicular nerves, the nerves responsible for carrying a pain signal from the knee joint to the brain and central nervous system.

For more resources on chronic knee pain or knee osteoarthritis, or to determine if you are an ideal candidate for a genicular nerve block, please contact the Tyler, Texas pain physicians at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler. You can also view our entire blog article dedicated to this topic here.

Tuesday, February 16, 2016

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) | Pain Physicians | Tyler Texas

Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) is a fairly uncommon chronic pain condition that typically affects a patient’s limb. Common limbs affected by the condition include the arm, leg, hand and foot. Believed to be caused by damage to the central nervous and peripheral nervous systems, CRPS symptoms vary for each patient. The pain physicians at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler, located in Tyler, Texas, offer a variety of pain management treatments for patients suffering from complex regional pain syndrome, also known as reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome, and other chronic pain conditions.

Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) commonly develops in many patients after an injury, surgery, stroke or heart attack. The most common symptom of CRPS is intense, chronic pain that worsens over time. Other complex regional pain syndrome symptoms include:
  • Burning pain
  • Swelling and stiffness in the affected joint
  • Skin changes, such as skin color and temperature
  • Changes in nail and hair growth
For more resources and information on complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), please contact the pain management practice of Pain Recovery Center of Tyler, located in Tyler, Texas, or visit our blog here. Our pain physicians are highly trained and experienced in treating CRPS and other chronic pain conditions.

Tuesday, January 19, 2016

Pain Management | Pain Physicians | Tyler Texas

Millions of Americans suffer from all different types of pain, including chronic pain, back pain, neck pain and joint pain. Pain can occur from an injury, nerve damage or after a surgical treatment. A pain physician is trained to understand the physiology of pain, to evaluate patients with a number of varying pain symptoms and to treat pain with a wide number of pain management treatment options. You can depend on the pain physicians at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler, located in Tyler, Texas, to help alleviate your pain.

The pain physicians at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler have extensive training in modern pain management technology and treatments. The physicians treat a number of health conditions, including:
  • Whiplash
  • Spinal stenosis
  • Peripheral neuropathy
  • Disc abnormalities
  • Failed back surgery syndrome
  • Sciatica
  • Osteoarthritis
To learn more about the pain physicians at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler, or to learn more about our pain management treatments, contact our Tyler, Texas office or visit our blog here.

Tuesday, January 12, 2016

Chronic Knee Pain | Genicular Nerve Block | Pain Physicians | Tyler Texas

Knee pain can be caused by a number of conditions, including muscle strains, tendonitis, ligament injuries, cartilage injuries and knee arthritis. When a patient sustains an injury to the knee, the pain can become so severe that it limits daily activities and a healthy, active lifestyle. Pain Recovery Center of Tyler, located in Tyler, Texas, specializes in pain management treatments, including treatments for chronic knee pain. Our pain physicians can help return patients to an active lifestyle with the help of a genicular nerve block.

Knee pain typically becomes worse as knee arthritis progresses. Many pain physicians will begin a pain management treatment plan with weight loss, pain relievers and strengthening exercises. When the chronic knee pain cannot be alleviated with these conventional measures, a pain physician may recommend a genicular nerve block.

If you would like to learn more about a genicular nerve block for chronic knee pain, please contact the pain physicians at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler, or visit our blog here. Our Tyler, Texas practice specializes in the latest treatment options in pain management.

Tuesday, December 29, 2015

Quad Video HALO Technology™ | Pain Physicians | Tyler Texas

Pain Recovery Center of Tyler, pain management practice located in Tyler, Texas, is proud to offer the Quad Video HALO Technology™.  The Quad Video HALO Technology™, designed to capture the injection process, is now available to assist our patients, attorneys and chiropractors.

From an educational position, patients are able to better understand the manner by which the procedure was performed and see the care and attention paid by our pain physician when the HALO system was utilized. The imagery used makes the administration of the injection procedure totally transparent. The use of real time imagery from the legal perspective of presenting what a client and/or patient experiences with medical treatment captured through the Quad Video HALO is incredible.

For more detailed information on the Quad Video HALO Technology™ available at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler, please visit our pain management blog. You can also contact our Tyler, Texas office to schedule a consultation with one of our pain physicians.

Wednesday, December 9, 2015

Pain Management Injections | Pain Physicians | Tyler Texas

Commonly used in the cervical and lumbar spine, injection therapy has been successful in both diagnosing and treating disc pain, nerve irritation, spinal stenosis and degenerative disc disease, as well as numerous other back and neck conditions. Injection therapy, such as Genicular Neurotomy, has also been proven to be effective at alleviating chronic knee pain. If you are experiencing neck or back pain, the pain physicians at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler in Tyler, Texas can help with a variety of pain management injection therapy options.

Pain Recovery Center of Tyler proudly offers injections to East Texas patients, such as:
  • Epidural steroid injections
  • Trigger point injections
  • Intra-articular facet injections
  • Medial branch blocks
  • Genicular Neurotomy, used to alleviate pain associated with knee osteoarthritis
For more resources on injections as a pain management tool, please visit our blog to learn more. You can also contact the pain physicians at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler, serving the greater Tyler, Texas area.

Tuesday, November 10, 2015

Genicular Neurotomy | Knee Osteoarthritis | Pain Recovery Center of Tyler

The knee is the largest and strongest joint in the body but it is still prone to osteoarthritis. In fact, approximately 50 percent of individuals will experience knee osteoarthritis during their life. This disorder can cause knee pain, swelling and stiffness. The pain physicians at Pain Recovery Center of Tyler are proud to now offer our Tyler, Texas patients an innovative procedure, Genicular Neurotomy.

Knee osteoarthritis can make it hard to do many everyday activities such as walking or climbing stairs. It is a major cause of lost work time and a serious disability for many people. Individuals can now experience alleviated pain with the Genicular Neurotomy procedure.

Genicular Neurotomy is an innovative, minimally invasive knee pain treatment designed to help alleviate pain associated with osteoarthritis knee pain and chronic knee pain without the use of surgery. Genicular Neurotomy involves no steroid or medicated injection. The procedure uses Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) to stun the painful nerves and prevent pain signals from reaching the brain.

If you would like to learn more about knee osteoarthritis and Genicular Neurotomy, please view Pain Recovery Center of Tyler’s blog.

About Pain Recovery Center of Tyler

Pain Recovery Center of Tyler in Tyler, Texas is a multidisciplinary clinic that strives to provide chronic pain relief through pain management techniques. Our pain physicians use a modern and conservative approach with 15 safe and effective therapies to target the source of pain.

Friday, October 30, 2015

Pain Recovery Center of Tyler Leads the Way in Pain Management for Tyler, Texas.





When you're in pain, getting the right pain management treatment is what's most important. That's why Pain Recovery Center of Tyler offers various pain relieving therapies for our Tyler, Texas patients. Whether it's a simple strain or a chronic disc problem in your spine, our pain management physicians will locate the cause of your pain and prescribe the best course of treatment.

Pain Recovery Center of Tyler’s treatment options utilize more than 15 safe and effective therapies to target the source of your pain and return you to a normal, pain free lifestyle.

Our pain physicians offer the following pain management treatments to our Tyler, Texas patients:
Our pain physicians have additional training in modern pain management technology and treatments. We also have many successes with a variety of pain-causing conditions ranging from arthritis to whiplash to work-related injuries. Pain Recovery Center of Tyler uses the most comprehensive treatments, calling upon the expertise of chiropractors, physical therapists, orthopedic and occupational medicine specialists along with a host of injection therapies, nerve blocks and leading-edge diagnostic technologies.

Pain Recovery Center of Tyler is a multidisciplinary clinic that strives to provide chronic pain relief through pain management techniques. Our pain physicians' goals and mission is to help each and all of our Tyler, Texas patients overcome pain using the most modern and conservative pain management techniques available today.

To learn more about Pain Recovery Center of Tyler and our pain physicians, please visit one of the links below.

Website: http://www.paincentertyler.com
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