We understand that neck and back pain can severely affect your lifestyle and hinder your day-to-day activities. That’s why we aim to enhance your lower back mobility issues and improve your health with innovative procedures. 

Our services to treat these conditions include MILD® (minimally invasive lumbar decompression), pain management, neuromodulation, conservative treatment, non-opioid medications, and injections.

Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) is an illness characterized by debilitating pain that affects the limbs, usually your arms or legs. Still, it can spread to other body parts as it progresses. It is a chronic condition usually caused by an injury followed by abnormal and prolonged pain that may also include other signs like swelling, mobility limitations, sweating, and skin color or temperature changes. 

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is usually linked to mental stress after military combat; however, other traumatic events may cause it, such as accidents, physical trauma, natural disasters, or acts of violence. This condition can severely impact your daily life and overall well-being.

Seeking help to deal with symptoms related to PTSD, such as intrusive thoughts or sleep disturbance, is crucial to avoid further complications.

When carrying out work-related activities like heavy lifting boxes or tools, you may be at risk of suffering an injury or physical trauma. These may range from cuts, bruises, strains, and sprains, to burns and electrical injuries. Workplace injuries may be caused due to inadequate safety measures, improper training, or the wrong usage of personal protective equipment.

Neuropathy is caused by the dysfunction of the nerves that control sensitivity and motion in our bodies. This is often caused by damage from correlated conditions like diabetes or physical injuries. The most common signs to identify this condition are radiating pain, numbness, tingling, and muscle weakness.

The Spinal Diagnostics team specializes in providing comprehensive care to treat neuropathy conditions, such as diabetic and peripheral neuropathy.

Pelvic pain may appear only in the pelvic region but also radiate into the lower abdomen, legs, spine, and buttocks. It may range from mild to acute and could potentially develop into a chronic condition if not treated appropriately. 

Discomfort in the pelvis could have multiple root causes linked to issues in the spine, nerves, and muscles or correlated medical conditions in the reproductive organs. Identifying its origin is key to determining the best treatment plan for your case. 

Some common signs include chronic neck, back, leg, or arms pain, numbness, muscle weakness, and limited mobility.