Conditions Treated

Find the source. Treat the pain generator.

National Pain Centers evaluates and treats complex spine, joint, nerve, injury-related, and chronic pain conditions with a diagnostic-first approach.
Condition List

Common conditions we treat.

Every condition is evaluated through a source-based diagnosis, functional assessment, and individualized treatment plan.
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Neck Pain

Cervical spine pain, disc injury, facet pain, radiculopathy, whiplash, and nerve irritation.
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Back Pain

Lumbar spine pain, disc herniation, stenosis, sciatica, facet pain, and sacroiliac dysfunction.

Nerve Pain

Neuropathy, radiculopathy, CRPS/RSD, peripheral nerve pain, and post-surgical neuralgia.
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Headaches & Migraines

Cervicogenic headache, occipital neuralgia, migraine-related pain, and post-traumatic headaches.
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Joint Pain

Shoulder, hip, knee, ankle, elbow, and wrist pain with regenerative and interventional options.
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Auto Accident Injuries

Whiplash, disc injury, soft tissue trauma, headaches, and post-accident pain sensitization.
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Work Injuries

Occupational spine and joint injuries requiring diagnosis, treatment, and return-to-work planning.
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Fibromyalgia

Widespread pain, fatigue, sleep disruption, and central sensitization patterns.
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Regenerative Candidates

Tendon, ligament, joint, and soft tissue conditions that may benefit from biologic repair strategies.
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CRPS / RSD

Complex regional pain syndrome requiring advanced diagnosis and multimodal treatment planning.
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Post-Surgical Pain

Persistent pain after spine, joint, orthopedic, or soft tissue procedures.
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Sports Injuries

Musculoskeletal pain from athletic activity, overuse, strain, sprain, and performance injury.
Our Approach

A treatment plan built around your diagnosis.

Pain care starts by identifying the pain generator. From there, we connect imaging, exam findings, objective movement data, symptoms, function, and prior treatment history.

Appointments & Contact

Get clarity on your condition.

Call 847-701-3250 or request an appointment to begin a diagnostic evaluation.
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