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Chronic Pain: What You Should Know About Your Treatment Options

Chronic PainChronic Pain can lead to depression, addictions, anxiety, stress, isolation, and even suicide. Over 116 million people suffer from various types of chronic pain disorders ranging from fibromyalgia, osteoarthritis, neuropathy, back, hip and neck pain, just to name a few. Whether trauma or degenerative diseases have caused your pain, the consensus is usually the same; people want their pain to go away. But how do you know that the options you’ve been given are right for you?

An effective pain doctor uses all available treatments in a combined or multimodal approach. This means combining holistic treatments, medical therapies, physical therapy, and procedures to reach the desired goals and results of the patient.

Our providers at Excel Pain and Spine pride themselves on being trained and experts in the field of interventional pain. Interventional pain is the use of procedures to reduce pain and reduce the need for opioid medications.

Our clinic, Excel Pain and Spine, was founded with one principle in mind – to provide the best possible care to patients above all else.
We do this by providing access to the latest treatments (traditionally only available at large medical institutions) and delivering them in our local community as part of individualized treatment plans crafted with the patient’s best interest in mind.

Excel Pain and Spine has four double boarded pain physicians to treat your specific needs and to custom tailor a plan that’s right for you.

More Options Than Just Opioids
A myth is that pain management doctors only prescribe opioids. Providers can try many other well-studied medications for pain, including membrane stabilizers, antidepressants, anti-Inflammatories, and muscle relaxers.

Opioid medications have multiple risks and side effects, including constipation, sleep disorders, osteoporosis, sexual dysfunction, and accidental overdose. A pain management physician judicially uses these medications only when appropriate and carries out the proper management and monitoring to ensure safe use.

Interventional therapies prescribed by pain management doctors include spinal and joint injections, nerve blocks and ablations, regenerative medicine injections, minimally invasive spinal implants, and nerve stimulators to block pain signals.

Pain management doctors aid with the coordination of care and referrals with other treating specialties, including physical therapists, chiropractors, surgeons, and primary care providers. Many patients who can gain relief from a pain management doctor have had surgery and continue to have pain, or patients who cannot have surgery and must find other avenues for relief.

The practice of pain management has evolved over the last 20 years. Board-certified pain management doctors are equipped to manage the full scope of new and old injuries or syndromes causing pain. These doctors have the unique ability to combine a vast array of treatments and therapies with to improve a patient’s quality of life. Any patient suffering from pain and not getting the relief they need should consider evaluation with a pain management doctor.

Make Your Journey
Less Stressful
As physicians who are genuinely interested in providing positive patient outcomes, we recognize that the road to pain relief is a journey. In addition to providing customized, personalized treatment plans, we strive to deliver positive friction-free experiences at every touchpoint to make the journey as stress-free as possible.
This is particularly vital when patients suffer from a work-related or personal injury, and time is of the essence. Our team prides itself on its ability to seamlessly coordinate care plans with personal injury or worker’s compensation advocates to best serve our patients.

Helping You Navigate Work Related Acute Trauma
The delivery of healthcare services is fragmented and complex, and one can quickly become exhausted trying to navigate that landscape.

We remove much of this burden for our patients by providing expedited appointments to provide high-quality care with the lowest possible costs. We will take care of coordinating care with referring physicians, diagnostic studies, and your insurance company.

When necessary, we will work closely with worker’s compensation case managers, adjusters, and law firms to develop a coordinated care plan.

Experience and Training
You Can Trust
Excel Pain and Spine is a privately-run practice owned and operated solely by physicians that have trained, taught, and researched at the top pain medicine institutions in the country.

Our physicians are regarded experts in the pain management field and remain involved with teaching new and advanced treatments to practicing physicians, residents, medical students, and fellows across the county.
Double Board-Certified
Pain Medicine Experts
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Experts
Assistant Professor at University of South Florida and Central Florida
Tampa’s Top Doc Award-Winner
Over 30,000 Procedures Performed

You don’t have to live with pain any longer. If you’re suffering from chronic pain, book an appointment online or over the phone with Spine & Pain Institute of Florida today.

EXCEL PAIN and SPINE

(P) 813.701.5804
(F) 813.291.7615
excelpainandspine.com

Navdeep S. Jassal, M.D.
Board Certified – Pain Medicine
Board Certified – Physical Medicine
& Rehabilitation

Arpit Patel, D.O.
Board Certified – Pain Medicine
Board Certified – Physical Medicine
& Rehabilitation

Corey Reeves, M.D., M.B.A.
Board Certified – Pain Medicine
Board Certified – Physical Medicine
& Rehabilitation

Neal Shah, M.D.
Board Certified – Pain Medicine
Board Certified – Anesthesiology

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Lakeland
1417 Lakeland Hills Blvd.
Suite 201
Lakeland, FL 33805

Davenport
2310 North Blvd. West, Suite A
Davenport, FL 33837

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771 Cypress Village Blvd.
Sun City Center, FL 33573

Winter Haven
400 Ave. K Southeast, Suite 9
Winter Haven, FL 33880

Ellenton
7032 US-301 North
Ellenton, FL 34222

Wauchula
326 South 6th Ave.
Wauchula, FL 33873

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