Post-Surgical and Chronic Pain Syndromes
Ongoing Pain After Surgery or Injury That Deserves Further Evaluation
Overview
While most surgical procedures and injuries heal over time, some patients continue to experience pain long after the expected recovery period. Post-surgical and chronic pain syndromes can result from nerve injury, inflammation, scar tissue formation, or altered pain processing. These conditions are complex and often require a specialized approach beyond standard medications or physical therapy.
At Restore Spine and Pain, we focus on identifying the root causes of ongoing pain and tailoring treatment to support long-term relief and improved function. Whether your pain started after a spinal surgery, joint replacement, or a traumatic injury, we are here to help.
Common Symptoms
- Persistent pain weeks or months after surgery or injury
- Burning, shooting, or aching discomfort
- Sensitivity around the surgical or injured area
- Reduced range of motion or stiffness
- Sleep disruption or difficulty performing daily activities
Conditions We Treat in This Category
- Post-Laminectomy Syndrome (Failed Back Surgery Syndrome)
- Chronic Postoperative Pain
- Post-Traumatic Neuropathy
- Scar Tissue-Related Nerve Pain
- Pain After Joint Replacement
- Neuropathic pain following trauma or fracture
Our Approach
- Non-opioid medications tailored to the pain type
- Image-guided nerve blocks or epidural injections
- Spinal cord stimulation (SCS) for treatment-resistant cases
- Peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) for localized nerve-related pain
- Physical therapy and desensitization strategies
- Collaboration with surgeons or rehabilitation specialists
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