Miami Gardens Orthopedics and Pain Management
Miami Gardens Orthopedics and Pain Management is a state-of-the-art, highly specialized Orthopedics and Pain Management facility dedicated to treating the full spectrum of pain, from common disorders such as neck pain, upper and lower back pain, headache, migraines, sciatica, hand and arm pain to other less common painful conditions through a wide rage of non-surgical procedures and techniques. Our goal is to improve your quality of life so that you can return to a more functional pain-free lifestyle.
Our board-certified Orthopedics and Pain Management physicians will help you manage your condition in order to achieve pain relief. At Miami Gardens Orthopedics and Pain Management, we have the expertise, the experience, and the technology to deliver excellence in orthopedic care, specialized to meet your individual needs. we are committed to providing tailored plans of action for each patient. Whether you suffered an injury from an accident or whether you’re suffering from sciatica, chronic neck or back pain, our board-certified orthopedics, pain management physicians and skilled staff are here to help.
We understand Your Pain
With the expertise, the experience, and the technology to deliver excellence in orthopedic care, we have all the necessary tools to provide the best Orthopedic and Pain Management care, along with education and research. We certainly understand how complicated and frustrating pain can be. That’s why we are here to help! Our doctors are available to answer any and all questions.
Some Conditions We Treat
- Failed back syndrome
- Osteoarthritis
- Complex Regional pain syndrome (CRPS)
- Annual Tears
- Neuropathic Pain
- Herniated Disc
- Spondylolisthesis
- Spinal Stenosis
Information About Acute Pain
Acute pain starts quickly and lasts a relatively short time. By definition, acute pain improves within the first 1 to 3 months after its onset. Pain that outlasts 6 months is considered chronic pain, a persistent condition that requires additional treatment from a pain specialist. The period between 3 and 6 months is seen as a time of transition from acute pain to chronic pain. You should seek evaluation and treatment at this stage in order to help avoid transitioning into chronic pain.
Symptoms of Acute Pain
You may feel acute pain in a specific body area, such as your neck, or you may have widespread aches, with conditions like a viral illness. Acute pain may be described as:
- Sharp
- Dull
- Stabbing
- Throbbing (with inflammation)
- Shooting or shock-like (if a nerve is involved)
