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There are many conditions that cause pain and can affect any part of the body from head to toe. Properly diagnosing and treating pain that is not due to an apparent injury is challenging, especially if you are not seeing a Pain Medicine Specialist.
Fortunately, at The Spine & Rehab Group our team of Pain Management Specialists in NYC and NJ is highly trained in effectively helping patients get to the root of their pain and find relief using non-surgical treatment methods. Whether you have already been diagnosed with a chronic pain condition or are experiencing symptoms, our Board Certified Pain Doctors utilize state-of-the art electrodiagnostic medicine and treatment options to alleviate your pain.
If you’re looking for experienced pain management doctors near you, look no further than The Spine & Rehab Group. Our pain clinic offers a wide range of proven and effective treatments for all types of pain, including arthritis pain.
Common Chronic Pain Conditions treated at our Manhattan and New Jersey locations include Migraine Headaches, Myofascial Pain Syndrome, Coccydynia, Peripheral Neuralgia and Phantom Limb Pain.
No matter how intense or long-lasting your pain, your quality of life improves with a comprehensive pain management plan. Pain specialists at the Spine & Rehab Group, with locations in NYC and northern New Jersey, offer individualized interventional pain management for acute and chronic pain. With a comprehensive pain management plan, you get relief from pain, as well as resources to prevent further complications. Call an office near you for an appointment.
Pain is either acute or chronic. Pain management techniques most often provide treatment for chronic long-term pain, typically defined as pain that lasts longer than three months despite various treatments. But some modalities of integrated pain management also have success with acute, short-term pain. At the Spine & Rehab Group in Manhattan and northern New Jersey, an experienced team of pain management physicians led by Dr. Amr Hosny have the expertise and the treatments to make this improvement sustainable. The interdisciplinary team provides integrated pain management that fits your needs and your lifestyle.
Amr Hosny, MD, MBA, FASA
David Chu, MD, FAAPMR
Vivek Mehta, MD, FAAPMR
Deepali Gupta, MD, DABA, DABPM
Arthritis is a medical condition that affects the joints in your body causing inflammation, pain, fatigue and difficulty with mobility. Arthritis can affect more than one area of your body and most commonly progresses with age. There are over 100 different types of Arthritis that affect the neck, shoulder, spine, hand, wrist, hip, knee, ankle and feet. The most common types of Arthritis are Osteoarthritis and Rheumatoid Arthritis. Read More: About Arthritis
A Migraine Headache is an intense headache that causes pain, throbbing and sensitivity to noises and light. Migraine headaches are often genetic, but can be caused by other factors including stress or tension in the neck or shoulders, overexertion during physical activity, alcohol, medication and even certain foods. Read More: Migraine Headaches
Myofascial Pain Syndrome is a chronic pain condition caused by a strain or an injury that affects the muscles, ligaments and tendons throughout the body. The strain or injury on any one or more of these areas may cause pressure on the trigger points in your muscles and ultimately pain – this is Myofascial pain. While Myofascial Pain Syndrome can affect essentially every muscle in your body, the most common area affected is the neck. Read More: Myofascial Pain Syndrome
For those patients who spend extensive amounts of time sitting or have incurred recent injury to the tailbone, coccydynia can be an incredibly painful condition. When a patient has developed coccydynia, their tailbone (or coccyx) becomes irritated and creates immense tenderness between the buttocks. Due to this inflammation, intense pain is felt when sitting as well as during sexual intercourse and bowel movements. Read More: Coccydynia
Pain signals are sent through your nerves to the brain whenever you suffer tissue damage. But everyone feels pain in a different way, so seek treatment from an experienced pain management physician when it gets too much for you. At the Spine & Rehab Group, you’re treated for your unique condition and its symptoms. Pain that’s acute usually triggers an immediate response. It causes you to react in a way to stop the cause of that pain, such as when you pull a muscle in your back while lifting weights.
You feel acute pain in three ways:
Chronic pain, which can be severe or mild, may be constant, as with arthritis, or intermittent, as with migraines. Your central nervous system becomes flooded with pain signals so that you feel the initial trauma or acute pain that started the condition for much longer periods of time.
“Pain is a sign of a problem, not the disease itself. It is the way our bodies are notifying us that something is wrong. The goal of our therapy is to identify and address the underlying cause of the pain while providing pain relief.”
Dr. Amr Hosny, Board Certified Pain Managment Doctor
Pain management involves medical treatments to help you manage your pain. The often temporary measures allow you to participate in your recovery, regain mobility and return to normal daily activities. Your doctor may treat acute and chronic pain with different modalities, depending on how long you’ve had the pain and what’s causing it. All treatment starts after your pain management physician assesses the cause of your pain. You can’t get treated until a diagnosis is established.
Your integrated pain management specialist may first recommend physical therapy approaches, such as:
Electromyography (EMG) is a diagnostic tool used to get an accurate diagnosis for advanced pain management treatment. Since an improper diagnosis may result in treatment that creates more pain, this diagnostic procedure helps determine if you have a muscle or nerve disorder.
Your pain management doctor may request this method if you suffer symptoms, such as:
While many causes of pain are self-evident, such as when you’ve been in an accident or suffered a sports injury, an EMG can detect muscle disease, nerve disorders and other dysfunctions, such as:
Your pain management specialist wants to know the specifics about the type of pain you’re experiencing. Just as everyone feels pain differently, so you describe your pain in your own way.
Prepare for questions that your pain specialist may ask, including:
If non-invasive techniques don’t work or your pain is too severe, other procedures have proven to be exceptionally effective.
Your doctor recommends a comprehensive pain management plan that may include minimally invasive procedures, such as:
I first went to Dr. Hosny after a procedure done poorly by a doctor by me. I found him by searching '5 star pain management doctors' on google and was not disappointed. I found the office to be immaculate, the staff friendly and caring and Dr. Hosny and team to be like no other. I travel an hour each way to see him and would recommend to anyone in a two hour radius (there is more than one office) to give them a try. The care is THAT good and when it comes to your back, you really don't want to mess around, trust me! You won't be disappointed.
Heather DiGirolamo ★★★★★The Spine & Rehab Group is my go to place for chronic pain. The doctors are compassionate and supportive. The nurses and staff are professional and so caring. I have been a patient here for almost 10 years . The doctors and physician assistant are extremely knowledgeable and always looking for the best way to help with my chronic pain! I always recommend The Spine & Rehab Group to people dealing with pain, I even tell my other doctors what wonderful doctors they are.
Val Burde ★★★★★An awesome team of pain specialists that really care. They really know their stuff and deliver results. Just make sure you stick to their program and your life will change for the better!
Jared BanyardChronic pain can have a significant impact on a person’s life, making it difficult to work, enjoy activities, and sleep well. If you are grappling with chronic pain lasting for more than three months, no matter if it’s due to injury, illness, or inflammation, it is important to see a qualified chronic pain management doctor near you.
Locating a qualified chronic pain management doctor near is a crucial step toward managing your discomfort effectively.
Here’s what you should do:
At The Spine and Rehab Group, our team of experienced chiropractors, physical therapists, neurologists, and pain doctors is dedicated to assisting patients in alleviating their pain and enhancing their overall quality of life. We provide a diverse array of holistic treatment options for chronic pain, focusing on strengthening the muscles in the areas affected by pain, enhancing the range of motion, reducing discomfort and inflammation, and improving everyday functionality without the need for invasive surgical intervention.
If you are looking for a chronic pain management doctor near you, do not hesitate to reach out to The Spine and Rehab Group today. We offer complimentary consultations to help you gain insights into your treatment options and embark on the path to recovery.
Your pain management doctors at the Spine & Rehab Group always begin with the least invasive treatments. They use minimally invasive surgery only when all other treatments have failed to produce satisfactory results. Dr. Hosny and his team of pain experts provide comprehensive pain management for both acute and chronic pain. An individualized interventional pain management program reduces your pain levels and enhances the quality of your life.
Contact at The Spine & Rehab Group today to begin a path to a pain-free life. The practice has three locations in New York City and five more in the surrounding New Jersey counties of Morris, Union and Bergen.
Dr. Amr Hosny is a Harvard-trained Interventional Spine Specialist that helps patients achieve pain relief, heal from injury, and return to their normal lifestyle as soon as possible without surgery.
Dr. Hosny completed an Interventional Spine fellowship at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical School, in Boston, MA, and then finished his residency at St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital Center, Columbia University in NYC. He currently serves as an Associate Professor of Anesthesiology at New York Medical College and is a written examination editor for the American Board of Anesthesiology. Experienced physician, educator, and healthcare entrepreneur, Dr. Hosny, is committed to enhancing health equity and accessibility using information technology in an era of rapid healthcare transformation while upholding the highest medical care standards.
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