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If you choose to have surgery, your physical condition and your mental attitude will determine your body’s ability to heal. It is important to approach your surgery with confidence, a positive attitude, and a thorough understanding of the anticipated outcome. The decision to have surgery includes weighing the risks and benefits involved. You will make Click to Read More…

Many patients improve without surgery. We usually try non-surgical treatments for the first few weeks. These treatments may include a short period of rest, oral medications, physical therapy, exercise, or epidural steroid injection therapy. Additional therapies such as ultrasound, electric stimulation, hot packs, cold packs, and manual (“hands on”) therapy may be prescribed to reduce Click to Read More…

Our physician will take your medical history and perform a physical examination. After diagnostic testing to confirm your diagnosis and locate the source of your pain, our physician will determine which treatment is most beneficial to you. A course of action will be designed and decided upon by you and your physician. The best treatment Click to Read More…