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Depending on the severity, spinal stenosis — a narrowing of the spaces in your spine — can significantly impact your quality of life. Effective management is crucial to providing relief and enjoying life again.

When pain takes control of your life, trigger point injections can bring much-needed relief. But they aren’t for everyone or every type of pain. Find out if your condition might benefit from trigger point injections.

When neck pain prevents you from looking over your shoulder, bending to tie your shoe, or gazing up at the stars, it becomes a real pain in the neck. Learn how radiofrequency might be the solution you’ve been waiting for.

What’s more important: managing your pain or protecting yourself and others from COVID-19? We all wrestle with these tough medical and ethical choices these days. Find out how to cope with chronic pain during a pandemic.

If you’ve ever instinctively reached for a tight muscle in your neck or back and started to rub, you know what a trigger point is. But if you’ve never had a trigger point injection, read on to learn how and why it works.

Chronic pain is one of the most challenging conditions in modern medicine for both physicians and patients. But breakthrough regenerative medicine technologies are revolutionizing how we approach pain by tapping into the body’s own power to heal.

Who says you can’t teach an old drug new tricks? Ketamine — yes, that ketamine — has been around for years, but has a new application. What once was a party drug, can now treat your depression and chronic pain.

For those of you seeking an alternative to face-to-face continuity of care during the COVID-19 restrictions, we are offering virtual visits by telemedicine. Read more about our offering!

The Delmarva Pain and Spine Center currently remains open and will continue to schedule and see patients. In response to the situation, this update provides recommendations for our patients and precautions we are taking in response.

Chronic pain is an ongoing problem for both patients and the health care community. The opioid crisis is speeding research into alternative therapies, and radiofrequency energy can neutralize pain signals by creating lesions on nerve tissue.