It takes focus and a little practice but improving your posture can help reduce chronic pain in your neck, back, hips, knees, and feet. Seriously? Yes. Find out how a pain management specialist can help improve your posture and relieve your pain.
Chronic pain can become a life-changing disability that makes it hard to perform even the simplest of tasks. The good news? Many effective treatments exist that can get you moving again and enjoying the active life you crave.
John S. Michels, MD, is an award-winning physician who specializes in relieving pain for residents in the Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas, area.
After experiencing a painful injury that ended an NFL career that included a Super Bowl championship, this talented expert has dedicated his impressive medical career to developing highly effective interventional pain management treatment strategies.
Learn more about what interventional pain management is and how a specialist can help you overcome the debilitating effects of chronic pain.
Interventional pain management is a medical specialty that focuses on accurately diagnosing the underlying cause of chronic pain and developing a personalized treatment plan that relieves your symptoms as it restores mobility and improves your quality of life.
Unfortunately, chronic (long-term) pain conditions affect millions of Americans daily and may be linked to:
As a pain management specialist, Dr. Michels uses a wide variety of minimally invasive therapies that provide pain relief without surgery or heavy reliance on daily medications.
Back and/or neck pain are, by far, the most common reasons for seeking a physician’s care. Back pain is so common, in fact, that most Americans can expect to experience at least one episode during their life.
For many people, back and neck pain can become a chronic issue that eventually affects the ability to exercise, work, or rest.
Common causes of back and neck pain include:
Effective treatment for back and neck pain begins with an accurate diagnosis of the underlying cause of your symptoms.
Depending on the nature and cause of your symptoms, treatments that Dr. Michels provides may include:
Regardless of the nature and cause of your pain, Dr. Michels always takes the time to explain each therapy in detail before scheduling your treatment.
Schedule a visit with Dr. Michels today for outstanding pain management treatment delivered by a medical expert who has personal experience in overcoming chronic pain. Call our office or request an appointment online.
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