At Georgia Pain Management, we know that healing cannot truly begin until pain is under control, so as a part of each patient’s ongoing medical care, we work closely with the patient's primary physicians. We offer focused, customized treatment, and maintain close contact with referring doctors, keeping them fully informed about the patient's condition and progress.
Additionally, important information comes from our patients. We spend a great deal of time with each patient, asking questions and, most important, listening to what they say. Their personal experiences with pain represent some of the most crucial data available for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.
Pain Management
There are literally hundreds of specific types of pain that people experience resulting from accident, illness or aging. From herniated discs to cancer, the methods used in Interventional Pain Management are by far the most successful.
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Conditions
Georgia Pain Management offers effective treatment options for these and other pain associated conditions:
Procedures
Recent advances in technology, along with new understanding of the anatomy and physiology of pain have made it possible to accurately diagnose and effectively treat many types of persistent pain previously thought untreatable. In the area of spinal pain, for instance, advances in the art and science of fluoroscopy combined with new knowledge of spinal pathophysiology have allowed for a variety of new diagnostic and therapeutic interventions for low back pain, radiculopathy, neck pain, and cervicogenic headache.
Georgia Pain Management offers a full range of treatments for chronic and acute pain, including:
