interventional pain management

BACK PAIN-- REDUCE, RELIEVE, MANAGE

What Causes Back Pain? Back pain can be caused by a multitude of factors from sprains and strains to degenerative diseases. When struggling with chronic pain in you back, seek a spine specialist for diagnoses and treatment. Seeking treatment allows you to return to regular activity and the kind of life you've wanted to lead. Relieving, reducing, and managing back pain is a real possibility for you, too. Diagnosis Addressing pain begins with an ac…
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Tips for Preventing Back Pain After Yard Work

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While you may smile knowing that nice weather is here, it also means you likely have responsibilities in your yard. Whether you enjoy gardening or not, leaning over and pulling weeds is often strenuous on your back. You may notice you have pain in your back when you weed whack as well. Through these few tips, you can reduce the amount of pain you experience and help prevent worsening a pre-existing back condition. 1. TAKE BREAKS FREQUENTLY When y…
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DR. MOSALLAIE INTERVIEWED IN PHOENIX MAGAZINE

FARHAD MOSALLAIE, DO WAS INTERVIEWED FOR A SPECIAL PAIN MANAGEMENT PIECE IN THE SEPTEMBER ISSUE OF PHOENIX MAGAZINE. For many, chronic and acute pain threatens well-being and interferes with daily living. recent advances in pain management have given millions of people hope for the future. From physical therapy to spinal surgery, valley medical practitioners offer diverse ways to tackle pain. Pain defes defnition, yet it affects the lives of an e…
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DR. MOSALLAIE INTERVIEWED BY PHOENIX MAGAZINE FOR PAIN MANAGEMENT ARTICLE

THE PROBLEM OF PAIN: FROM CONSERVATIVE TREATMENTS TO SURGERY, OPTIONS ABOUND FOR PATIENTS IN PAIN The American Academy of Pain Medicine reports that 100 million Americans suffer from chronic pain – which is more than diabetes, cancer and heart disease combined. Not surprisingly, back pain tops the list, afflicting 27 percent of U.S. adults. Severe headaches or migraines, neck pain and facial pain also are top culprits. “It’s really head-to-toe,” …
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