Pain is an unfortunate part of life. Sometimes it has a purpose, warning us that our body is in danger or that there is something already wrong. Other times, the cause is unclear. However, all pain can be distinguished in one of two ways: acute or chronic.
There are more options for taking medications aside from pills, powders, liquids and injections. The concept of transdermal drugs have been around since ancient times, when medicated plasters were applied to the skin in order to promote healing. Now they have developed into highly controlled drug delivery systems that administer medication without the negative effects of other drug delivery types.
You have chronic pain. Every. Single. Day.
You often find yourself in a room full people who have no idea what it’s like. Some don’t understand what you can and can’t do. Others think you’re crazy. Sometimes you even think you may be crazy.
CT, CAT, MRI… The list of alphabetizations in the plethora of medical jargon could go on and on. Those outside of the professional world most likely hear them most on TV medical dramas, but those scenes never really beg the viewer to question what the term actually means.
Some upper or lower back pain stems from soreness after working out or irritation after a hard day at work when your body needs rest.
If chronic pain has been a part of your life in any way, you know that there are ways to manage it. However, those ways
Bursitis and tendinitis are two of the most common types of orthopedic diagnosis, so it’s important to know the difference between the two.
Chronic back pain can be hard to manage. A facet rhizotomy serves as one way to stop nerve fibers from sending out pain signals.
It’s an insufferable pain, but it doesn’t stop there. Along with the seemingly never-ending throbbing comes bouts of nausea so intense that it’s hard to
Headaches are so common that we don’t really stop to think about how serious they or what their sources could be. But where is that pain coming from?
Pain caused by damage or issues with nerves of the spinal cord can be extremely tricky to diagnose and then treat once diagnosed. Sometimes people undergo invasive and costly surgeries that don’t even effectively treat the pain. When conventional treatments haven’t worked and the pain is still chronic and debilitating, a physician may decide to explore the course of spinal cord stimulation.
To most of us, headaches are just momentary nuisance. Not all of us have the pleasure of such an easy recovery, though, and because minor headaches are so common, many aren’t aware of the differences between headache types and the best ways to treat each.
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The most critical step on the path to recovery is finding a pain management doctor who can address your pain management needs successfully. The Pain Relief Center and its five specialized institutes are dedicated to meeting any and all of a patient’s needs. Located in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, Dr. Rodriguez and his friendly staff will help you along the path to recovery.
Our new center in Dallas is part of a nationwide development by Pain Relief Centers, geared to providing individualized and comprehensive healing and pain management services with unprecedented levels of compassion, care, and comfort for each patient.
The Pain Relief Center’s state-of-the-art facility provides custom pain relief treatments and same-day procedures for the ultimate patient experience. Our pain relief doctor & highly qualified staff can provide treatments and pain management for conditions that affect your quality of life. Start living pain free today!
The Pain Relief Center
Dallas Plano and Frisco Pain Relief Doctor
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7709 San Jacinto Place, Suite 101
Plano, TX 75024 – United States
Tel: (214) 709-1904
Fax: (214) 292-9329
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