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Are you exploring your options for treating chronic pain? Radiofrequency ablation is a minimally invasive procedure that reduces pain by blocking nerve signals, but is it right for you? Find out in this blog.

There are many causes of neck and back pain, and spinal stenosis is one of them. Spinal stenosis is a narrowing of the spinal canal, which can cause pain. Read on to learn about the two types of spinal stenosis and how they’re treated.

Is your knee swollen, locked up, or noisy? You might be tempted to brush off knee popping or a swollen knee, but these could be signs of painful knee conditions. In this blog, we explore the four telltale signs of knee conditions that cause pain.

If conservative pain management options haven’t provided the back pain relief you need, what other options do you have? Our team offers spinal cord stimulation. If you’re ready to explore this drug-free pain management treatment, read more here.

Arthritis is a common cause of hip pain, but is it the cause of your pain? In this article, we explore three common causes of hip pain and which treatments are available at International Spine, Pain & Performance Center.

Did you know that osteoporosis is the leading cause (but not the only one) of compression fractures? In this blog, we explore your risk factors for compression fractures as well as how they’re treated.

You’re practicing more, trying to make gains in your sport, but are you focused on your nutrition? Find out how your diet can improve your endurance and strength -- and how we can help you take your nutrition to the next level.

Is cervical stenosis the same thing as lumbar stenosis? In this blog, we explore the main difference between these conditions, what causes them, and how you can get the relief you need.

Are moving x-rays real? Yes! Fluoroscopically-guided procedures provide real-time moving x-ray images. Fluoroscopically-guided procedures are useful in many fields, including orthopedics. Read to learn which of our procedures may be right for you.

Your labrum is a ring of cartilage that stabilizes your hip joint. Like the cartilage in your knee or shoulder, it can tear. Read on to learn more about the causes, symptoms, and treatments for labral tears.

Is physical therapy right for you? Physical therapy can improve common sports injuries, but that’s not all PT can do. Keep reading to explore eight conditions that improve with physical therapy.

Concussions are a type of traumatic brain injury, and unfortunately, they are a common sports injury. Keep reading to learn how to spot the signs of a concussion and how we can help you find relief.

If your back pain lingers for weeks, you might benefit from the guidance of a pain management specialist. We offer a variety of treatments for lasting back pain. Keep reading to find out which treatment might be right for you.

If you’ve been diagnosed with spondylolisthesis, you probably experience a great deal of back pain. The good news is, spondylolisthesis can be treated with both conservative and surgical therapies. Keep reading for the most effective treatment options.

Is your knee or shoulder swollen and tender? There are many reasons why your joints might hurt, and bursitis is one of them. Keep reading to find out what bursitis is and how to treat it.

Are you nursing a sports injury? You’re not destined for the sidelines forever. Get back in the game with the cutting-edge sports medicine therapies offered at our clinics.

Tired of chronic pain? Physical therapy can ease chronic pain by reducing inflammation and stiffness. Continue reading to learn more about physical therapy for pain management and how it can help you.

Back pain keeping you from living your best life? Kyphoplasty might be the solution for you. Continue reading to learn more about this minimally-invasive procedure that'll help you stand tall once again.

Are you living with back pain? Does it radiate or tingle down your arms or legs? These are just a few signs of a herniated disc. Learn more about this common condition so you can find relief fast.

Does back pain make it hard to get out of bed each day, or to perform daily tasks with ease? If you’re getting older, spinal stenosis could be the cause of your chronic back pain. Learn about this condition and effective treatments to relieve pain.

If you experience chronic pelvic pain, which is persistent pain below your belly button, you should speak to the doctors at International Spine Pain & Performance Center right away to find out the cause and get treatment.

Epidurals aren’t just for women about to give birth - epidural steroid injections deliver a strong anti-inflammatory medication directly into your spine in order to combat back pain. Find out if you might be a candidate for it.

Getting injured can put a dent in your activities. If you’re in the process of recovering after an injury, learn more about how and when to re-enter the world of exercise, sports, and physical activity.

Certain foods or visual stimuli can trigger chronic migraines. Learn what to avoid, as well as what treatments can best control your pain.

Are you suffering from chronic pain and believe it's due to your age? Though age can make you more likely to develop some back conditions, there could be another cause for that pain. Discover what you need to know about back pain in your 50s.

Are you struggling with the effects of chronic pain to your back and legs? When medication is no longer enough to help you cope, epidural steroid injections could be just the solution you're looking for to gain immediate and long-lasting relief.

Are you struggling with sports injuries or repetitive stress like carpal tunnel syndrome? Or do you have headaches, back pain, or problems with your knees or shoulders? Kinesio® Taping is a painless, drug-free therapy that can provide relief.

You don’t have to let arthritis sideline you. Learn how physical therapy can help you find relief from arthritis symptoms so you can return to an active lifestyle.

If you’re like most Americans, you probably spend 40-plus hours a week hunched over your desk working and upward of 10 hours per week looking down at your phone. Over time, this causes a painful condition known as “tech neck.”