Orthopedic pain management emphasizes a comprehensive, multifaceted approach
to managing your pain effectively and safely. A pain management physician
will work closely with you to identify the source of pain and offer various
treatment options, both medication-based and non-medication-based, to
relieve the pain or support recovery from a pre-existing injury. They
may recommend non-surgical approaches such as physical therapy, exercise,
medication, acupuncture or massage to help manage ongoing pain and promote healing.
Pain management physicians are not only experts in both surgical and non-surgical
treatment options to relieve pain and restore function, they also play
a key role in preventing reinjury. Through personalized care plans, they
offer guidance on lifestyle modifications, physical therapy, the use of
assistive devices and other strategies to help you stay active and avoid
reoccurring issues.
Chronic Reinjuries
Reinjuries can be frustrating, painful and disruptive to your daily life.
Pain management physicians are uniquely trained to not only treat the
initial injury but also help prevent it from happening again. By thoroughly
evaluating the underlying causes—such as muscle imbalances, poor
biomechanics or improper healing—they can develop a personalized
plan to support long-term recovery.
This may include physical therapy, activity modifications, strength and
flexibility training, the use of braces or orthotics and education on
proper body mechanics. In some cases, they may also recommend adjustments
to your fitness routine, workplace ergonomics or sports techniques. With
the right guidance and preventive care, many patients can return to full
activity while significantly reducing the risk of reinjury.
What is the difference between a pain management doctor and an orthopedic doctor?
Orthopedic doctors are primarily focused on diagnosing and treating musculoskeletal
injuries and conditions, often using surgical methods. In contrast, pain
management doctors focus on alleviating pain through minimally invasive
techniques.
Personalized Pain Management Care
At Parrish Healthcare, we understand that managing pain is a key component
to enjoying daily activities with minimal discomfort. Our providers will
work closely with you to develop a personalized pain management plan tailored
to your unique needs that align with your daily activities.
This personalized pain management plan may include:
Procedure Recommendations
Rest and Activity Recommendations
Over-the-counter or Prescription Pain Medications
Therapy Recommendations
The right combination of pain management techniques depends on several
factors, including your overall health and medical history, past experience
with pain treatments as well as the type and extent of pre-existing injury or pain.
Common Pain Management Procedures
Together, we’ll find the safest and most effective approach to help
you manage pain and regain mobility. Parrish Healthcare specializes in
the following pain management procedures and more:
Joint Injections
Bilateral Hip Joint Injection
Bilateral SI Joint Injection
Bilateral SIJ injection With Lateral Branch Blocks
Unilateral Hip Joint Injection
Unilateral SI Joint Injection
Unilateral SIJ injection With Lateral Branch Blocks
Kyphoplasty
Medial Branch Blocks
Bilateral Lumbar Medial Branch Block
Bilateral Cervical Medial Branch Block
Bilateral Thoracic Medial Branch Block
Unilateral Cervical Medial Branch Block
Unilateral Lumbar Medial Branch Block
Unilateral Thoracic Medial Branch Block
Nerve Blocks
Ganglion Impar Nerve Block
Intercostal Nerve Block
Stellate Ganglion Block
Radio Frequency Ablations
Spinal Cord Stimulator (SCS) (Trial or Permanent Placement)
Steroid Injections
Lumbar Epidural Steroid Injection
Lumbar Transforaminal Epidural Steroid Injection
Thoracic/Cervical Epidural Steroid Injection
Injections
Bursa Injections
Joint Injections
Tendon and Muscle Injections
Trigger Point Injections
We look forward to tailoring a pain relief strategy that fits your needs
and helps you return to your normal activities as comfortably and safely
as possible.
To learn more about Parrish Healthcare’s pain management program,
please call
321-433-2247.
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