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Pain management may help people with persistent back pain, neck pain, nerve pain, joint-related pain, or symptoms that interfere with movement, work, sleep, or daily activities.
This care pathway may be a fit for people experiencing concerns such as:
Pain-management evaluation may also support selected patients with diabetic nerve pain, burning or shooting foot pain, painful peripheral neuropathy, or foot pain that disrupts sleep or daily activity.
A care team considers symptoms, examination findings, prior care, and other information together. Online information cannot diagnose an individual condition.
Evaluation may include painful diabetic neuropathy, peripheral neuropathic pain, nerve-related foot pain, and chronic burning or shooting pain.
Recommendations depend on the cause of symptoms, function, goals, and response to prior care.
Pain-management care may support selected patients with persistent nerve-related pain through medication management, interventional options, or coordination with foot and ankle, neurology, peripheral nerve, and rehabilitation care. It does not replace foot examination, wound care, diabetes management, or vascular evaluation.
Explore Foot & Ankle Care →Pain management is not one single treatment. The goal is to identify the factors contributing to pain and develop a plan based on the patient’s condition, prior treatment, function, and goals.
Share basic information about your symptoms and insurance.
Our team reviews the information and available records.
You are directed toward the appropriate care pathway.
Select a topic to learn what it may mean, what symptoms people may notice, and how it may be evaluated.
General information only: This content is intended for education and cannot determine the cause of an individual’s symptoms. Symptoms may have several possible causes. Persistent, worsening, or unexplained symptoms should be evaluated by a qualified healthcare professional.
Seek urgent medical care for sudden or severe weakness, loss of coordination, new loss of bladder or bowel control, major trauma, signs of stroke, or rapidly worsening neurological symptoms. Call 911 for a medical emergency.
Contact our team and tell us what you are experiencing. We can help guide you toward the appropriate next step.
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