When your sciatic nerve, which runs from your low back down your legs, is compressed, you may develop sciatica. This condition usually causes debilitating pain in your buttocks and legs, as well as other symptoms. Learn more about sciatica here.
Interventional Pain and Regenerative Medicine Specialists is a pain management practice located in Arlington, Virginia. With board-certified pain management specialist John Huffman, MD, as the Medical Director, the team aims to help patients of all ages manage or overcome pain, inflammation, stiffness from musculoskeletal conditions, chronic pain medical diseases, and more.
Dr. Huffman and his team use a variety of advanced approaches for diagnosis and treatment. After identifying the cause of a patient’s ongoing pain with X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, electrical diagnostic studies, interventional diagnostic procedures, and more, they create an individualized treatment plan with the patient’s unique needs in mind.
Each plan is personalized and tailored to suit the patient. Dr. Huffman encourages patients to improve their lifestyles to be healthier and more sustainable while providing innovative treatments. He provides a variety of treatment options, such as Intrathecal Drug Delivery system trial, implantation, and ongoing maintenance as well as Spinal Cord Stimulation system trial and implantation. Many interventional procedures are guided and confirmed with fluoroscopy and ultrasound. With these treatments, he helps patients avoid more invasive corrective surgical procedures and other costly, time-consuming approaches.
If you suffer from back pain, neck pain, neuropathy, arthritis, sciatica, or any other type of long-lasting discomfort, call Interventional Pain and Regenerative Medicine Specialists or schedule a consultation online today.
Interventional Pain and Regenerative Medicine Specialists is a pain management practice located in Arlington, Virginia. With board-certified pain management specialist John Huffman, MD, as the Medical Director, the team aims to help patients of all ages manage or overcome pain, inflammation, stiffness from musculoskeletal conditions, chronic pain medical diseases, and more.
Dr. Huffman and his team use a variety of advanced approaches for diagnosis and treatment. After identifying the cause of a patient’s ongoing pain with X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, electrical diagnostic studies, interventional diagnostic procedures, and more, they create an individualized treatment plan with the patient’s unique needs in mind.
Each plan is personalized and tailored to suit the patient. Dr. Huffman encourages patients to improve their lifestyles to be healthier and more sustainable while providing innovative treatments. He provides a variety of treatment options, such as Intrathecal Drug Delivery system trial, implantation, and ongoing maintenance as well as Spinal Cord Stimulation system trial and implantation. Many interventional procedures are guided and confirmed with fluoroscopy and ultrasound. With these treatments, he helps patients avoid more invasive corrective surgical procedures and other costly, time-consuming approaches.
If you suffer from back pain, neck pain, neuropathy, arthritis, sciatica, or any other type of long-lasting discomfort, call Interventional Pain and Regenerative Medicine Specialists or schedule a consultation online today.
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When your sciatic nerve, which runs from your low back down your legs, is compressed, you may develop sciatica. This condition usually causes debilitating pain in your buttocks and legs, as well as other symptoms. Learn more about sciatica here.
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