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The pain that stems from sacroiliac (SI) joint dysfunction can be severe and prevent you from moving without discomfort. When the issue doesn’t respond to treatment, SI joint stabilization may be the best path forward.

You’re tired of spot treatments that only deliver short-term relief for your back pain, and you want a longer-lasting solution. That solution may come in the form of a rhizotomy, or radiofrequency ablation. Here’s how it works.

You’ve developed a bulging disc, and certain movements send shooting pain through your lower back and into your leg. To relieve the pain and allow time for your disc to heal, epidural injections may be just the answer.

You’ve got lumbar spinal stenosis in your lower back, and it’s hijacking your ability to move freely. If this sounds familiar, explore how Vertiflex™ can get you back to a more active and happy life.

Every day, you face nagging back pain that puts a serious dent in your ability to function well. You want relief, but you’re understandably hesitant to turn to drugs or surgery. Neurostimulation may be the solution you’re seeking.

You used to enjoy a nice stroll around the neighborhood, but lumbar spinal stenosis has rendered the effort nearly impossible thanks to pain in your lower back, buttocks, and legs. This is one sign that you may be ready for Vertiflex™.

The human body contains 140 fluid-filled sacs — bursae — that provide padding in your joints and elsewhere. When one of these tiny sacs becomes irritated, bursitis develops, which can cause discomfort.

Your musculoskeletal structure can be put through the ringer when you’re pregnant, and sacroiliac (SI) joint pain illustrates this point perfectly. For relief from this type of lower back pain, are SI joint injections an option? Yes, with a twist.

You want relief from your pain, but you’re hesitant to go down risky roads, such as surgery or potentially addictive painkillers. Neurostimulation is a fantastic pain management technique that avoids both.

One, or perhaps several, of your discs are bulging, and they’re causing you considerable back or neck pain. Explore here how an epidural steroid injection can be especially effective at remedying the discomfort of a bulging disc.

You’ve been struggling with chronic pain and you want to know more about intrathecal pump therapy. Here’s a look at how this implantable device works and what you need to do to maintain your pain relief.

When you have progressive lumbar spinal stenosis, the simple act of taking a few steps can be painful, and you’re tired of being sidelined by the condition. With Vertiflex™, you can regain your life quickly and relatively easily.

Herniated, ruptured, pinched, slipped — these are all descriptions of what can occur in one of the discs in your spine. Whatever the name, the symptoms are often the same, and we describe some of the more common ones here.

Recent estimates regarding arthritis are alarming — it affects more than 92 million. As joint pain becomes more prevalent, we’re fighting back with injections that can help restore pain-free movement.

The goal of surgery is typically to fix a problem, not create one. Unfortunately, post-surgical pain is a risk thanks to unintended nerve damage and inflammation. Thankfully, there’s a solution in neurostimulation.

You used to pride yourself on standing tall, but now that same position causes great pain, sending you hunched forward. This classic symptom of lumbar spinal stenosis, and more, can be remedied with Vertiflex™.

The prevalence of high-impact chronic pain in the United States is nothing short of eye-opening, affecting 7.4% of our adult population. If your pain is severe, explore how an intrathecal pump can help.

The chronic pain that comes with spine problems or disorders like complex regional pain syndrome is like no other and often hard to treat. Neurostimulation is answering the call, often eliminating the need for medications.

If you’re struggling with lumbar spinal stenosis, the good news is that there are plenty of treatment options to help you regain pain-free mobility. Here’s a look at both the problem and the many solutions.

If medication and physical therapy have been unsuccessful in treating your back pain, you may benefit from epidural injections to improve your condition. Find out how this treatment works and whether it might be right for you.