The location of your pain, along with other symptoms – like weakness, fatigue, or a pins-and-needles sensation – may provide clues about the underlying causes.
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Health conditions and illnesses often have overlapping symptoms – leg pain, for example, may be due to a muscle strain in the leg, or a pinched nerve in the spine. Choose your symptoms from the list below to read more about common causes of pain.
We treat several types of injuries and chronic pain conditions, including post laminectomy syndrome, sciatica, and complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS).
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Center for Pain Management treats injuries, chronic pain, and degenerative conditions, and we also offer psychological counseling. Learn about the symptoms, risk factors, and treatment options for common conditions that cause acute or chronic pain.
Read about our minimally invasive procedures, including nerve blocks, spinal cord stimulator implants, physical therapy, and radiofrequency ablation (RFA).
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Most patients we see do not need surgery. Our treatments include pain-relieving injections, medication management, physical therapy, and more advanced procedures, such as spinal cord stimulator implants and pain pump implants.
Health conditions and illnesses often have overlapping symptoms – leg pain, for example, may be due to a muscle strain in the leg, or a pinched nerve in the spine. Choose your symptoms from the list below to read more about common causes of pain.
Center for Pain Management treats injuries, chronic pain, and degenerative conditions, and we also offer psychological counseling. Learn about the symptoms, risk factors, and treatment options for common conditions that cause acute or chronic pain.
Most patients we see do not need surgery. Our treatments include pain-relieving injections, medication management, physical therapy, and more advanced procedures, such as spinal cord stimulator implants and pain pump implants.
What’s the Difference Between Acute Pain and Chronic Pain? Although there are important differences between acute and chronic pain, they are both treatable with individualized advanced pain management services. Want to learn more about acute pain vs chronic pain? Our pain management doctors in Indianapolis weigh in. What is Acute Pain? Acute pain is considered…
continue readingCenter for Pain Management accepts a wide variety of insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid. To learn more about insurance coverage and scheduling your appointment, please visit our insurance page.
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The Center for Special Surgery is in the same Indianapolis building as Center for Pain Management and offers outpatient minor surgical procedures for pain conditions. Dr. Edward Kowlowitz, founder of Center for Pain Management, also founded the surgical center and operates it in conjunction with American Pain Consortium Holdings.
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