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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.
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.
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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Posted on Friday October 15, 2021
Chronic pain is a complicated, often confusing condition. We are still learning more and more about causes, treatments, and risk factors. But there are three major risk factors we already know a good bit about when it comes to chronic pain, and those are smoking, consuming alcohol (especially in excess), and being obese. Major Risk
Posted on Monday September 13, 2021
Chronic pain affects as many as 50 million Americans. To raise awareness about this major issue, every September, pain specialists and advocates celebrate what we can do, how we can help, and progress that’s been made during National Pain Awareness Month, started in 2001 by the American Chronic Pain Association (ACPA). Throughout the month, and
Posted on Sunday August 15, 2021
Over our lifetimes, most of us will experience back pain. It can be caused by many reasons, and typically it gradually improves over time with home treatment and self-care. However, for others this isn’t the case, and the result is chronic back pain. Back pain is one of the most common reasons why people miss
Posted on Wednesday July 21, 2021
There’s no doubt that we have all experienced pain. In a typical scenario, the injury would heal or you would recover from an illness. The pain would go away. Our bodies are not meant to constantly be in pain. Pain that lasts less than 3 to 6 months is called acute pain, which is the
Posted on Tuesday June 8, 2021
Even though doctors and scientists can’t explain the exact reason for it, we do know that certain weather conditions can make some chronic pain conditions worse. It may have a lot to do with shifts in barometric pressure, and the fact that heat and humidity affect inflamed tissue, including how joints expand and contract. But
Posted on Friday April 16, 2021
Chronic pain can be tricky, partly because there are so many factors that might make it better or worse. Stress, lack of sleep, what you eat, or even the weather may have an impact. But if you don’t pay attention to these things and keep track of what happens when, you probably won’t be able
