Pain Management
Chronic pain can oftentimes get in the way of doing the things you love to do. You may benefit from a multi-disciplinary approach to managing your pain including the possible use of physical therapy, therapeutic modalities, prescription medication and/or interventional pain management consisting of steroid injections.
All of these options are available at Orlando Orthopaedic Center and all of our Pain Management physicians are Board Certified with a subspecialty in Pain Management.
Understand Your Pain Management Options
- History of the painful condition
- Physical examination review
- Review of any notes, X-rays, MRIs, laboratory studies and other information
Following your initial evaluation, a treatment regimen will be recommended and is individualized for each patient and varies depending on the nature of the condition.
The multi-disciplinary approach is utilized to manage complex and difficult pain conditions. The Pain Management physician performs pain-relieving procedures and serves as a consultant to other physicians. This involves counseling patients and families, prescribing and supervising rehabilitative and behavioral health services, as well as recommending and prescribing medications useful in the treatment of chronic pain.
- EMG & NCV Studies
- Epidural Steroid Injections
- Facet Joint Injection
- Stimulator Implants
- Trigger Point Injections
Patient Success Stories
“Dr. Frohwein is one of the smartest people I’ve ever met in my life. He cares about the patient. He wants to make sure that what he’s doing is right. I know he has my best interest at heart.”
– Mark, Patient of Dr. Frohwein
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