Common Pain Management Treatments
Some our pain management treatments include:
Orthobiologic Injections
Orthobiologic injections are an innovative treatment for the joints, utilizing concentrated substances produces from the patient’s own blood. This non-surgical, low-risk treatment promotes healing for faster recovery from sports injuries and other conditions.
Autologous Therapy
“Autologous” simply means the harvested cells are your own; a perfect match which your body will not reject. The human body has a built-in healing process. Autologous therapy triggers healing in the injured area to help restore healthy bone, ligaments, tendons, and range of motion — and reduce pain.
Botox
BOTOX is most commonly known as a cosmetic treatment for facial lines and wrinkles caused by muscle movement. These injections work by blocking nerve signals that trigger muscle hyperactivity. In many cases, BOTOX injections can provide longer-lasting pain relief than injections of steroid medications.
Rhizotomy
Rhizotomy is a minimally-invasive procedure to achieve long-lasting relief from debilitating back pain associated with facet disease, also known as spinal arthritis.
Contact us at DOCS Health to schedule a consultation about your pain management.
Medically reviewed by Parham Yashar, M.D., FACS on
Doctors who treat this condition
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Daniel Loder, MD (independent physician)
Anesthesiology
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Jeffrey Jeng, MD (independent physician)
Anesthesiology
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Chad Heng, MD (independent physician)
Anesthesiology
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Ajay Masih, MD
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
View profile: Ajay Masih, MD
Unless otherwise indicated, the physician is a member of DOCS Health Medical Group and has medical staff privileges at DOCS Surgery Center, DOCS Surgical Hospital, or both. Physicians denoted with an asterisk (*) are independent physicians who are not part of DOCS Health Medical Group, but do have medical staff privileges at DOCS Surgery Center, DOCS Surgical Hospital, or both.
