Back Pain
Degenerative Disc Disease
The name sounds catastrophic, but it isn't really a disease. It's the term for normal age-related disc changes almost everyone develops, oft…
Herniated Disc
A herniated disc can cause sharp, radiating pain down an arm or leg. Most can be treated successfully without surgery. PHI's board-certified…
Lower Back Pain
If you have managed lower back pain for years without lasting relief, the missing step is usually identifying the actual source. PHI's board…
Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction
If you have been treated for lower back pain for years without relief, your sacroiliac joints may be the source nobody has evaluated. PHI's…
Sciatica
Pain that starts in the lower back or buttock and travels down the leg, often sharp, burning, or electric, made worse by coughing, sitting,…
Spinal Stenosis
If walking or standing brings on leg pain that eases when you sit or lean forward, you may have spinal stenosis. PHI's board-certified physi…
Vertebral Compression Fractures
Sudden severe back pain after a minor strain or fall, especially with osteoporosis, can mean a vertebral compression fracture. PHI treats ap…
Vertebrogenic Pain
If you have had chronic low back pain for years without a clear answer, the source may be your vertebral endplates. PHI offers the Intracept…
Chronic Pain Conditions
Chronic Pain Syndrome
A diagnosis that names a pattern without telling you what's causing your pain. Sometimes it reflects real nervous-system changes; sometimes…
Phantom Limb Pain
Many patients with phantom limb pain have been told it isn't real, that the limb is gone so the pain can't be there. It is real, it originat…
Post-Surgical Pain
Your surgeon says the operation was a success and the imaging looks fine. Your primary care doctor isn't sure what to do. Meanwhile you're l…
Joint Pain & Arthritis
Hip Arthritis
Groin pain, stiffness, and a shrinking range of motion are the hallmarks of hip arthritis. PHI's board-certified physicians offer image-guid…
Hip Pain
Hip pain is one of the most commonly misdiagnosed types of pain, because the hip has many structures that can hurt. PHI's board-certified ph…
Knee Arthritis
Most patients are handed a two-step roadmap: cortisone until it stops working, then replacement. The knee actually has more treatment option…
Knee Pain
One of the most commonly mislabeled complaints in medicine. Patients arrive told they have arthritis when the real issue is a meniscus tear,…
Shoulder Arthritis
Pain reaching overhead and the inability to sleep on that side are the hallmarks of shoulder arthritis. PHI's board-certified physicians off…
Shoulder Pain
Patients are often told they have shoulder arthritis when the real issue is the rotator cuff, or told they need surgery when the problem res…
Neck Pain & Headaches
Cervical Facet Syndrome
Neck pain treated for months without relief is often coming from the small facet joints of the cervical spine. It has one of the clearest di…
Cervicogenic Headaches
One of the most misdiagnosed headache conditions: pain that feels like it's in your forehead but is generated several inches lower, in the n…
Chronic Headaches
"Chronic headaches" names a pattern, not a cause. Most patients arrive having already tried multiple medications without enough relief. Trea…
Migraines
For years, many patients are told it's "just headaches," that they should manage stress or take more ibuprofen. Migraine is a distinct neuro…
Neck Pain
Underneath the stress, posture, and screen-time blame, chronic neck pain usually has a specific structural source. PHI's board-certified phy…
Pinched Nerve
Pain that travels from your neck into your arm, with numbness, tingling, or weakness, usually means a pinched nerve. Most respond well to no…
Whiplash
You did the standard sequence: normal imaging, a soft collar, ibuprofen, physical therapy. For many that's enough; for some the pain never r…
Nerve Pain
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
An injury that should have healed in weeks instead got worse, spread beyond what made sense, and changed the skin's color or temperature. CR…
Neuropathy
The burning, tingling, and numbness of peripheral neuropathy can take over daily life. PHI offers interventional and supportive options that…
Post-Surgical Nerve Pain
When the surgery was technically successful but a new burning, electric pain has appeared, the source is often the nerves themselves. Additi…
Trigeminal Neuralgia
Sudden, electric-shock-like attacks on one side of the face, sometimes set off by a breeze, a bite of food, or brushing your teeth. Most pat…
Sports & Injury
Cartilage Damage
Cartilage doesn't heal the way bone, tendon, or skin do, so damage tends to persist or progress. A defect at 35 can become arthritis at 45.…
Ligament Injuries
A ligament injury usually has a moment: the pivot, the pop, the swelling, the instability. What comes next varies a lot. Some heal with cons…
Sports Recovery & Performance
When you're training seriously and looking for an edge, faster recovery and better performance, PHI offers evidence-based medical support, h…
Tendon Injuries
Rest helps briefly, physical therapy helps somewhat, anti-inflammatories and cortisone take the edge off but the pain returns. That pattern…
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