Comprehensive Pain Treatment in Birmingham

Southside Pain Specialists offers a variety of treatment options to meet our patients specific pain remediation needs. From kyphoplasty and spinal cord stimulation, to joint injections and other procedures, we can help alleviate your pain and bring normalcy back to your life. Learn more about our pain treatment options and find the right procedure.

Southside Pain Specialists

Chronic pain can be debilitating, and our team at Southside Pain Specialists is determined to provide solutions. We offer quality pain treatment that is both evidence-based and cost effective. Southside Pain Specialists follows the standards outlined by the American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians, The American Board of Pain Medicine, and the Spine Intervention Society.

Patients and Appointments

We treat our patients with the dignity, respect and understanding they deserve. Patient compliance is a top priority, and is monitored through in-office and laboratory drug screening. Our primary goal is to ensure the patient’s perception of pain, quality of life, and physical functioning is always improving. Appointments at our pain clinic can be made by physician referral only. Contact Southside Pan Specialists with any questions you may have using the form below.

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News & Happenings

Health Benefits of Antioxidants & Chronic Pain

Posted on Tuesday January 31, 2023

For too many Americans, chronic pain is an excellent motivator. As recently as 2016, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) estimated that upwards of 20.4% of US adults suffered from a chronic pain issue. Without an easy remedy or a collaborative physician to hear them out, many patients take matters into their own hands. Herbs,

Can Inactivity Lead to Chronic Pain? The Importance of Pain Management

Posted on Saturday December 31, 2022

Chronic pain affects nearly 50 million Americans. Just as there are numerous chronic pain sufferers, there are numerous causes for chronic pain. It can be challenging to sift through all the possible culprits of chronic pain in your life. From stress to diet to genetics—the causes are abundant. To hone in on the cause of

How Is Chronic Pain Diagnosed? Find Specialized Pain Relief

Posted on Tuesday November 15, 2022

According to the Centers For Disease Control (CDC), approximately 50 million adults in the US are dealing with chronic pain. Chronic pain can be debilitating, isolating, and impact your daily activities. As a result, there’s often a delay in patients getting the help they deserve. If you’re suffering from chronic pain, there are effective treatments

What’s the Connection Between Thyroid & Joint Pain?

Posted on Saturday October 15, 2022

If you’re suffering from chronic pain, you may feel like you’ll never find the cause. Finding a solution to your chronic pain can be frustrating and isolating. But many people with this affliction are feeling the impact of an imbalanced thyroid and don’t realize it. Approximately 20 million Americans struggle with their thyroid, experiencing a

Why You Shouldn’t Self-Diagnose Chronic Pain Conditions

Posted on Thursday September 15, 2022

Chronic pain can significantly affect a person’s quality of life, leaving them unable to engage in their usual activities and forced to live with constant discomfort. When pain impacts a person’s ability to function, they may self-diagnose their condition and self-medicate to find relief. Self-diagnosis and self-medication of chronic pain conditions are never helpful. Instead,

Manage Chronic Pain with Weight Loss

Posted on Sunday August 28, 2022

If you struggle with chronic pain, you’ve probably tried easing it with a multitude of medications, therapies, and even surgery. If none of those methods reduces your pain, or if you’re looking for a way to manage your pain long-term, losing weight may help. It can be difficult to keep up an active lifestyle with