Spinal Pain Treatment
Spinal pain can affect any part of the spine, from the lower back and middle spine up to the top of the neck. At Macomb Pain Management, our team of spinal pain specialists is dedicated to helping our spinal pain patients in Michigan find the relief they are looking for. We’ll take a closer look at spinal pain treatment in Michigan, when you should seek care for your pain from a Board-Certified pain treatment physician in Michigan, and the other benefits you’ll get when you come under the care of Macomb Pain Management.
When Should I Seek Care for My Spinal Pain
Many patients are unsure whether or not a specialist should evaluate their spinal pain. While the occasional aches and pains are normal and to be expected, patients who are dealing with pain that continues to worsen, has lasted for several weeks, or is interfering with their daily life should have their pain evaluated. This often points to an underlying medical condition responsible for a patient’s pain, which can become more difficult to treat if treated late. It never hurts to have your pain evaluated, and at Macomb Pain Management, our team provides a variety of spinal pain treatment options to patients in and around Michigan.
Why Does Spinal Pain Feel Different Than Other Types of Pain?
Another common question our team gets is why spinal pain sometimes feels different from other types of pain our patients have experienced before. The spine contains a variety of different structures, including vertebrae, ligaments, joints, and nerves. Depending on the structure of the spine that is affected, patients may feel pain symptoms that include:
- Dull or aching localized pain
- Sharp pain triggered by certain movements
- Burning sensations
- Pain radiating into an arm or leg
- Numbness and tingling
The specific type of pain you are dealing with can also be helpful to our pain management doctors, as it may indicate what is responsible for your pain. This initial consultation with one of our Board-Certified doctors is a key component to the success of your spinal pain treatment plan.
Treatable Conditions:
Arthritis Treatment And Arthritis Repair • Treatment For Ligament Strains • Treatment For Joint Pain And Chronic Inflammation • Neck Pain And Spinal Pain Treatment • Treatment For Tendonitis Pain And Bursitis Pain • Treatment For Tendon Tears And Sports Injuries • Treatment For Sciatic Nerve Pain • Chronic Pain Treatment From • Herniated Discs • Treatment For Diabetic Neuropathy • Knee Cartilage Healing And Repair • Sacroiliac (Si) Joint Dysfunction Treatment • Degenerative Disc Disease Treatment And Repair
What Are Some of the Common Causes of Spine Pain?
As we talked about above, there are a variety of different causes of spinal pain, ranging from pulled muscles, traumatic injuries, or chronic medical conditions. Some of the more common causes of spinal pain include:
- Herniated or bulging discs
- Degenerative disc disease
- Spinal stenosis
- Facet joint arthritis
- Sciatica and radiculopathy
- Muscle and ligament injuries
Macomb Pain Management’s team of spine pain specialists takes an individualized approach to pain management, building a custom spinal pain treatment plan around your pain management goals.
Addressing Mobility Issues Associated With Spinal Pain
While pain is often patients’ main concern, mobility issues are another common concern with spinal pain. Many patients report avoiding activities that aggravate their spinal pain, and others struggle at work when their pain spikes. While alleviating your pain can help some patients with mobility concerns, addressing mobility is more than simply covering up the sensations of pain. Spinal pain treatment for mobility issues associated with pain often emphasizes helping patients get back some of their lost mobility, even when still dealing with some level of pain. If you’re dealing with mobility issues as a result of your spinal pain, give our team a call today to set up your first appointment.
Specialized Spinal Pain Treatment at Macomb Pain Management
Whether you’re a new spine pain patient or are looking for specialized spine pain treatment in the Michigan area, our team of spine pain specialists is here to help. To schedule your first consultation with our spine pain specialists, call our team today at (248) 844-8281. We look forward to working with you to achieve the level of pain relief you need to meet your pain management goals!
