Common causes of neck pain include: muscle strain, injury to ligaments, arthritis in the joints of the spine, and compression of nerves (from herniated discs or spinal stenosis).
Low back pain is the most frequent musculoskeletal complaint. Common causes include damage or irritation to sciatic nerves, facet joints, bulging or herniated discs, ligaments, and muscles of the lower back.
Sacral or tailbone pain usually feels like low back and buttock pain. Occasionally, the pain in the low back cause changes in movement/walking resulting in secondary pain on the side of the hip or leg.
Joint pain can result from inflammation of cartilage, bone, ligaments, tendons, or muscles within or around a joint. Many different conditions can lead to painful joints, including osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, bursitis, gout, and muscle pains.
A variety of headaches can occur. We focus on the ones that originate from the neck area as a result of trauma (whiplash injury from a previous car accident) and then travel up the back of the head. These are known as cervicogenic headaches.
Dr. Sid Panchamia wants to target your pain right at the source. Your specific pain may come from several causes including sciatica, joint arthritis, disc disease, ligamentous injury, and muscular sources. It is our goal to find these causes and provide the best treatment. Most of the treatments we offer are minimally invasive / non-surgical and can show immediate results and relieve your pain.