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NYC Back Pain Treatment Whether your pain is due to an accident, sports injury or underlying disease, you want to know how to relieve back pain ...
NYC Back Pain Treatment
Whether your pain is due to an accident, sports injury or underlying disease, you want to know how to relieve back pain now. Acute and chronic backache treatment depends on the cause. Your Midtown back pain specialist diagnoses through a careful examination and a complete medical and family history, including a discussion about your symptoms. Imaging and lab tests are standing by if needed.
Back pain is one of the leading contributors to disabilities around the world. It’s also the most common complaint doctors hear. When your back hurts, it affects your life in so many ways — from causing you to miss work and exercise to feelings of frustration and anxiety about your helplessness.
Once you’ve received a firm diagnosis, your doctor may recommend conservative home treatment like rest, ice, behavior modifications and a course of physical therapy. Come visit our back pain relief specialists for the accurate diagnosis and treatment plan.
If your lower back pain is severe, your doctor may recommend interventional treatment. Spinal Injections and surgeries are examples of interventional treatment that treat back pain.
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