Joint Pain

Find out what’s causing your joint pain and how to fix it.

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Types of Joint Pain

Joint pain can affect any part of the body, including the knees, hips, shoulders, and hands. It is often caused by inflammation, cartilage breakdown, or underlying conditions affecting the joints or surrounding tissues.

The pattern and location of your pain help determine the cause and the most effective treatment.

  • Pain with movement
  • Stiffness after rest
  • Swollen or inflamed joints
  • Chronic joint pain
  • Joint pain with weakness or instability
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Treatment Options for Joint Pain

  • Reduce inflammation and relieve joint pain with targeted joint injections.
  • Improve strength and mobility with guided physical therapy.
  • Manage inflammation and discomfort with anti-inflammatory medications.
  • Relieve surrounding muscle tension with trigger point injections.
  • Address persistent or nerve-related pain with advanced pain management treatments.

Common Causes of Joint Pain

Osteoarthritis

A disc bulges or ruptures and presses on a nerve, causing back pain and possible leg pain.

Fibromyalgia

Narrowing of the spine puts pressure on nerves, often causing pain when walking or standing.

Neuropathic Pain

Spinal discs break down over time, leading to chronic lower back pain.

Peripheral Neuropathy

Inflammation or arthritis in spinal joints causes localized pain and stiffness.

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

A vertebra shifts out of place, which can compress nerves and cause instability.

Cancer-Related Pain

Pain originating from a damaged disc without nerve compression

When to Seek Treatment

  • Persistent pain lasting more than a few weeks
  • Pain that radiates into the legs
  • Numbness, tingling, or weakness
  • Pain that interferes with daily activities