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Kyphoplasty Cost in Illinois: What Patients Actually Pay
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You wake up after an epidural injection and notice that your back feels sore, your leg pain seems sharper, or your face feels unusually warm.
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Does Radiofrequency Ablation Hurt? Illinois Patient Guide
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Causes of Chronic Pain
We treat patients who have chronic pain due to:
- Degenerative processes (changes that occur in the spine, joints and other parts of the body that cause pain)
- Chronic Migraines
- Post Surgical Pain
- Work related injuries
- Personal Injuries
- Cancer Pain
Sometimes chronic pain patients are not ideal surgical candidates and require specialized pain management which we are able to provide.
Managing chronic pain without opioids
We know that many patients prefer not to use strong pain medications like opioids to manage their pain symptoms.
Our goal is to work with you to find the most effective non-opioid treatment.