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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

Sacroiliac joint injections for back pain

Posted on Thursday February 13, 2020

Do you know where your sacroiliac joints are? While most of us have probably heard the word “sacroiliac,” not many actually know what this is. For those with chronic back pain, it’s worth learning more since sacroiliac joints can sometimes play a role in back pain. You have two sacroiliac joints located on either side

Is your back pain due to degenerative disc disease?

Posted on Friday February 7, 2020

Degenerative Disc Disease According to the Arthritis Foundation, a very basic definition of degenerative disc disease is: “back pain caused by worn-down vertebral discs.” There’s a little more to the story than that, so in this blog post we will talk about what exactly this means, plus possible causes, symptoms, treatment, and how the doctors

Should I see a psychologist for my pain?

Posted on Wednesday January 8, 2020

Pain is the most common reason why people see a physician, according to the American Psychological Association. This is partly because we typically think about pain as purely a physical sensation, but it actually has biological, psychological, and emotional factors. We know that chronic pain, in particular, can cause feelings of anger, hopelessness, sadness, depression,

3 New Year’s resolutions that will help your chronic pain

Posted on Monday January 6, 2020

What do you think the most common New Year’s resolutions are? According to the National Pain Report, they are as follows: Exercise more Lose weight Eat healthier Take a more active approach to health Learn a new skill or hobby Spend more time on personal well being Spend more time with family and friends Drink

Stop the cycle of chronic pain & sleepless nights

Posted on Wednesday December 11, 2019

Pain is a key factor in the gap between the amount of sleep Americans say they need and the amount they’re getting, according to the National Sleep Foundation. On average, those with chronic pain have a 42-minute sleep debt, and those who have suffered from acute pain in the past week have a sleep debt

Defining arthritis & finding ways to cope with the pain

Posted on Saturday December 7, 2019

Arthritis is a very common but not well understood disease. The term “arthritis” is not a single disease, but an informal way of referring to joint pain or joint disease, according to the Arthritis Foundation. There are more than 100 different types of arthritis and related conditions. It is most common in women and occurs