Spinal fractures can be extremely painful and hinder everyday life. Depending on the location and severity of the spinal fracture a number of painful symptoms can occur. OPTIMAL Pain & Regenerative Medicine® offers an innovative, minimally invasive surgical procedure known as vertebroplasty to patients suffering from a spinal fracture in the Dallas, Ft. Worth and […]
A piriformis injection can treat pain in the buttock or numbness and tingling down the back of the leg or foot.
A spinal fracture is quite common and can cause back pain, back swelling, and disability. Unfortunately, some patients with one fracture experience multiple fractures causing the spine to tilt, which can make it difficult to eat, breathe, and sleep. With the help of OPTIMAL Pain & Regenerative Medicine®, patients living in the Ft. Worth, Arlington […]
Carpal tunnel syndrome is a hand and arm condition that causes wrist pain, numbness, tingling, and other troublesome symptoms. Our team at OPTIMAL Pain & Regenerative Medicine® offer carpal tunnel injections to patients living in the Dallas, Ft. Worth, and Arlington, Texas area. A simple carpal tunnel injection may be all you need to keep wrist […]
Have you experienced muscle pain or a tight area within your muscle tissue? If so, a trigger point injection may help alleviate the pain and stiffness in your muscles. The physicians at OPTIMAL Pain & Regenerative Medicine® are dedicated to getting patients living in the Ft. Worth, Arlington and Dallas, Texas area back to the […]
Lower back pain affects more than 3 million individuals each year. In fact, many people in the Dallas, Texas area experience pain when they bend, lift, or twist. Lower back pain can be caused by overuse, strain, injury, aging and many other health conditions. OPTIMAL Pain & Regenerative Medicine® can help patients in the Arlington, […]
BurstDR stimulation from Abbott Laboratories is designed to help reduce a patient’s physical and emotional responses to chronic pain.
The Disc-FX® System is a minimally invasive system used to access a damaged disc in the spine without injuring surrounding tissue, nerves or disc anatomy.
