Back Pain
Back pain is one of the most common reasons people seek medical care. The right treatment starts with identifying the true source — disc, joint, nerve, or muscle.
About Back Pain
Back pain can arise from muscles, ligaments, discs, facet joints, nerves, or the sacroiliac joint. Because so many structures can produce similar symptoms, identifying the actual pain generator is essential.
Our team evaluates each patient with a detailed history, focused exam, and imaging or diagnostic injections when warranted — building a treatment plan around the true source of pain rather than a one-size-fits-all protocol.
Common symptoms
- Persistent or recurring low or mid-back pain
- Stiffness that limits bending, twisting, or standing
- Muscle spasms in the lower back
- Pain that radiates into the buttock, hip, or leg
- Pain that interferes with sleep, work, or daily activity
What causes back pain
Muscle and ligament strain from lifting or overuse
Herniated or degenerative discs
Facet joint arthritis or sacroiliac joint dysfunction
Spinal stenosis or nerve compression
Auto accident, work injury, or prior surgery
How we treat back pain
Epidural steroid injections
01Image-guided medication delivery to reduce inflammation in the spinal canal.
Learn moreFacet and medial branch blocks
02Diagnostic and therapeutic injections targeting the small joints at the back of the spine.
Learn moreRadiofrequency ablation
03Long-lasting nerve treatment for facet-mediated back pain confirmed by diagnostic blocks.
Learn moreRegenerative medicine
04PRP and stem cell therapy for select degenerative disc and joint conditions.
Learn morePhysical and occupational therapy
05Tailored programs to restore strength, flexibility, and ergonomic mechanics.
Learn moreWhen to see a specialist
Schedule a consultation if back pain has lasted more than two weeks, has radiated into a leg, follows an injury, or is interfering with sleep or daily life. Seek immediate care for new bowel or bladder symptoms, fever, or unexplained weight loss.
Book Free ConsultationAll common symptoms
- Persistent or recurring low or mid-back pain
- Stiffness that limits bending, twisting, or standing
- Muscle spasms in the lower back
- Pain that radiates into the buttock, hip, or leg
- Pain that interferes with sleep, work, or daily activity
Get expert care for back pain
Request a consultation and our specialists will identify the source of your pain and build a treatment plan around it.