Downtown Spine, Sports & Orthopedic Rehabilitation P.C.
65 Broadway / 47 Trinity Place, Suite 603 New York, NY 10006. (212) 422-1111
65 Broadway / 47 Trinity Place, Suite 603 New York, NY 10006. (212) 422-1111
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(212) 422-1111
Downtown Spine, Sports & Orthopedic Rehabilitation P.C.
65 Broadway / 47 Trinity Place, Suite 603
(Between Wall Street & Exchange Place)
New York, NY 10006
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(212) 422-1111
Downtown Spine, Sports & Orthopedic Rehabilitation P.C.
65 Broadway / 47 Trinity Place, Suite 603
(Between Wall Street & Exchange Place)
New York, NY 10006
Fill out the New Patient Form
When someone is seeking spine pain relief, they need to try to find a physician who is a specialist in what they do and who will spend the time to necessary to make the proper diagnosis and set up an effect treatment plan for them. This physician will have to seek to find other sources for the pain their patient is experiencing in their spine as usually the spinal pain is not the sole source of the pain.
Muscular pain more often than not, derives from the pulling of muscles while in the process of lifting something weighty. It can also happen when you fall or when you turn abruptly. Some people try to treat their muscular pain themselves; using heat, ice, exercise and stretching, as well as anti-inflammatory over the counter drugs. This does work sometimes; however, if the pain persists for over a three month period, then seek medical help.
Muscle strain is more often than not the diagnosis given for lower back pain. However, spinal pain is usually the result of a back disc that has either broken or has slipped. This disc is the cushion that lies between the spinal bones. People also seek spinal pain relief from spinal stenosis. This is when there is a compressing of the vertebrae surrounding the spinal cord. Other issues with the back include osteoporosis and arthritis. They cause distress to the feet as well, which will also ultimately affect the back.
Obviously your physician is the one that will give you a prognosis and course of treatment for your spinal pain relief. However, it is important for you to play a necessary role in your own recovery by paying close attention to exactly what you are experiencing in your back and telling him/her what your exact symptoms are.
Patients experiencing these types of pains will normally be asked by their primary physician to get an ex-ray or MRI of their backs so he can investigate and make recommendations for the problem in an informed way. Treatment can include injections, massages and physical therapy. Make sure you are working with a physician that is board certified as the spine is an extremely delicate part of your anatomy and miss-treatment can lead to much more serious issues than the patient initially visited the doctor for.
Maximum results will only be achieved when you follow your doctor’s instructions to the letter. These instructions will also include rest and exercise; which may involve swimming. The patient may also be expected to do stretching exercises every day. Keeping your appointments for your physical therapy is extremely important so that your doctor can keep up with your progress and so that your will experience spinal pain relief in the shortest time possible.
Muscular pain more often than not, derives from the pulling of muscles while in the process of lifting something weighty. It can also happen when you fall or when you turn abruptly. Some people try to treat their muscular pain themselves; using heat, ice, exercise and stretching, as well as anti-inflammatory over the counter drugs. This does work sometimes; however, if the pain persists for over a three month period, then seek medical help.
Muscle strain is more often than not the diagnosis given for lower back pain. However, spinal pain is usually the result of a back disc that has either broken or has slipped. This disc is the cushion that lies between the spinal bones. People also seek spinal pain relief from spinal stenosis. This is when there is a compressing of the vertebrae surrounding the spinal cord. Other issues with the back include osteoporosis and arthritis. They cause distress to the feet as well, which will also ultimately affect the back.
Obviously your physician is the one that will give you a prognosis and course of treatment for your spinal pain relief. However, it is important for you to play a necessary role in your own recovery by paying close attention to exactly what you are experiencing in your back and telling him/her what your exact symptoms are.
Patients experiencing these types of pains will normally be asked by their primary physician to get an ex-ray or MRI of their backs so he can investigate and make recommendations for the problem in an informed way. Treatment can include injections, massages and physical therapy. Make sure you are working with a physician that is board certified as the spine is an extremely delicate part of your anatomy and miss-treatment can lead to much more serious issues than the patient initially visited the doctor for.
Maximum results will only be achieved when you follow your doctor’s instructions to the letter. These instructions will also include rest and exercise; which may involve swimming. The patient may also be expected to do stretching exercises every day. Keeping your appointments for your physical therapy is extremely important so that your doctor can keep up with your progress and so that your will experience spinal pain relief in the shortest time possible.