Chronic pain
Chronic pain persists for extended periods, usually over three to six months, beyond the normal healing time. It can stem from various conditions and affects physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Unlike acute pain, chronic pain may persist long after initial injuries have healed, impacting daily life and functioning.
Subscribe to the BlogCan a Baker’s Cyst be Treated without Surgery?
A doctor discusses a new method to get rid of a knee Baker's cyst using less invasive imaging guided injections rather surgery.
Getting Rid of a Bone Spur with a Needle
A doctor discusses a new way to remove bone spurs in the ankle without the need for surgery.
Removing the Trapezium Bone to Help Thumb Arthritis?
A doctor discusses how removing the trapezium bone to help thumb arthritis may be a bad idea. 18 month follow-up on a patient with chronic ankle pain treated with stem cells…
A doctor discusses how a patient with chronic ankle pain due to congenital absence of the fibula responded to stem cell injections rather than surgery.
