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Due to the Public Health Emergency facing their nation, at the recommendation of the CDC, the US Surgeon General , the DC Dept of Health, and the MD Dept of Health, we are suspending in person office visits and procedures for the next few weeks. For your convenience, we have converted to Telehealth in order to continue manage your issues. We will be reaching out to you with further details. Please call us with any questions that you may have.
Please continue to remain safe by practicing social distancing and proper hygiene.
To remain informed, we encourage everyone to regularly check following links for updates.
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/hcp/guidance-prevent-spread.html
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SPINE PAIN
Any of the components of the spine and its surrounding structures are susceptible to injury and can become pain generators.
SPINAL STENOSIS
Refers to abnormal narrowing of the bony canal that houses the spinal nerves or the spinal cord.
Sacroiliac joint pain
Sacroiliac joint is formed from the connection of sacrum with the pelvis on either side. Sources of pain or inflammation can result from degenerative joint changes etc.
Piriformis syndrome
The piriformis muscle is located in the buttock region on each side. Piriformis syndrome is causes by irritation of the muscle which in turn leads to buttock pain.
Bursitis
Inflammation in the bursal sac. A bursa is a thin sac around a joints that serves as a shock absorber between bone and surrounding soft tissue.
Migraines
A type of headache that can vary in intensity. It can be associated with nausea and sensitivity to light as well as sound.
Fibromyalgia
A chronic myofascial pain syndrome that causes generalized musculoskeletal pain in specific area of the body to become tender to the touch.
Herniated discs
A condition in which the annulus fibrosis/outer part of vertebral disc has a defect. This causes the nucleus/inner portion of disc to herniate or slip through the defect.
