Failing to address chronic pain can negatively affect your quality of life. At the Pain Medicine Group, the experienced team offers innovative pain medicine approaches alongside supportive treatments that go beyond traditional pain management plans. Call to schedule an appointment with Dr. Mauna M. Radahd, or Dr. Jason C. Tse, in Oviedo, Florida, or Dr. Morgan Callahan in Sarasota, Florida, or use the online booking tool.
Pain medicine refers to the medical approaches used to prevent and treat painful health conditions. A comprehensive pain management plan can:
At the Pain Medicine Group, the skilled team offers a variety of pain medicine techniques to address the full range of chronic pain problems.
To provide the most effective pain management solutions, your doctor performs a complete medical or surgical examination to identify the source of your pain. This exam might include:
The team has extensive experience identifying the root cause of pain conditions and prescribing optimal pain treatments.
As pioneers in this specialized area of medicine, Pain Medicine Group's board-certified doctors offer the most advanced pain medicine techniques available. Your pain medicine plan will vary depending upon your unique situation but may include:
Physical therapy
Physical therapy helps relieve pain by improving your strength and range of motion. Your doctor may recommend a series of physical therapy sessions depending on the severity of your symptoms.
TENS machine
A transcutaneous electric nerve stimulation (TENS) machine uses low-voltage electricity to reduce muscular pain. This pain management therapy is safe, effective, and noninvasive.
Traction
A traction device uses a system of pulleys to gently stretch your spinal column to alleviate neck pain caused by nerve irritation.
PRP and stem cell therapy
Approaches like platelet-rich plasma and stem cell therapy can help regenerate tissue that had degenerated or sustained injury.
Injections
Injections such as facet joint injections, epidural steroid injections, or medial branch blocks, depending on the source of your pain and your symptoms, can help some symptoms.
Conventional pain medication
Because of the addictive nature of certain pain medications like opioids, this approach is generally a last resort. However, pain medication can help some patients recovering from surgery or who have not found relief via other means.
Call the Pain Medicine Group or book an appointment online to see how pain medicine can relieve your discomfort.
At Pain Medicine Group, we treat a wide range of medical issues including:
