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Back Pain Treatment Specialist in Frisco, Denton, and Plano, TX

If you are having back pain that increases with lifting and bending or if it is radiating away from the back to the legs or hips, then you should worry about it. The most common reason for back pain is usually poor posture or muscle strain. At Pain Specialists of Frisco, board-certified pain doctor Dr. Mohan offers proper treatment for back pain. For more information, contact us or schedule an appointment online. We have convenient locations in Frisco, TX, and Denton, TX.

If you are having back pain that increases with lifting and bending or if it is radiating away from the back to the legs or hips, then you should worry about it. The most common reason for back pain is usually poor posture or muscle strain. At Pain Specialists of Frisco, board-certified pain doctor Dr. Mohan offers proper treatment for back pain. For more information, contact us or schedule an appointment online. We have convenient locations in Frisco, TX, and Denton, TX.
If you are having back pain that increases with lifting and bending or if it is radiating away from the back to the legs or hips, then you should worry about it. The most common reason for back pain is usually poor posture or muscle strain. At Pain Specialists of Frisco, board-certified pain doctor Dr. Mohan offers proper treatment for back pain. For more information, contact us or schedule an appointment online. We have convenient locations in Frisco, TX, and Denton, TX.

Back Pain Treatment Specialist Near Me in Frisco, and Denton, TX
Back Pain Treatment Specialist Near Me in Frisco, and Denton, TX

Table of Contents:

What causes Low back pain?
How will you diagnose my back pain?
What treatment options are available for back pain?

Pain specialists of Frisco offer comprehensive evaluation and a wide variety of treatments such as regenerative medicine, nerve blocks, radiofrequency ablation, corticosteroid injection, and spinal cord stimulator for the treatment of back pain.

What causes Low back pain?


Lumbar sprain and Muscle strain are the most common causes.

Lumbar spondylosis; also called arthritis of the back.  This could lead to central or foraminal narrowing as well.  Presents with a stiff neck, if associated with spinal stenosis could have associated weakness or numbness or changes in bowel or bladder.

Degenerative disc disease or Lumbar disc disease:  This could be disc tear/disc bulge/disc protrusion/disc extrusion or sequestration.  Depending on severity this could lead to neurological symptoms as well.

Arthritis of facet joints again goes along with lumbar spondylosis.  This could present pain in the back and side of the hips. 

– Central and foraminal spinal stenosis
– Lumbar radiculopathy (sciatica) or lumbar radiculitis
– Poor posture
– Myofascial pain syndrome
– Fractures
– Cancer or infection

How will you diagnose my back pain?


The Key is listening to the patient, having a detailed history, and comprehensive examination.

He also uses investigations including x-rays, MRI scans, CT scans, and EMG nerve conduction studies.  We could also be using nerve blocks to localize pain.

What treatment options are available for back pain?


Essentially this depends on the condition that modern presents with.

We are pleased to announce that we use regenerative medicine/Regenexx to help heal injuries and arthritis.

In the setting of sciatica however lumbar radiculopathy, we use epidural steroid injection.

We could also be using facet joint injection or medial branch block followed by radiofrequency ablation for facet joint pain.

We may use a discogram

– We work with physical therapists in formulating exercise plans.
– Medication management enables someone to be functional.
– In recalcitrant cases, we could use a spinal cord stimulator.

At some point, most of us have suffered a back sprain or acute injury. Sometimes this can be ongoing or severe enough to interfere with your activities. 

Common causes or back pain or lumbar sprain, which is an injury of ligaments and joints

– The lumbar strain is an acute injury of the muscles
– Disc tear or disc bulge which is an injury of the lumbar intervertebral disc
– This may be associated with inflammation along the nerve where the pain could run down the leg called sciatica.

Degenerative disc disease which is arthritis in L disc and facet joints

– Facet joint arthritis
– Sacroiliac joint arthritis

Treatment of back pain:

For step, of course, is a comprehensive evaluation of the patient including a detailed history and physical examination and a review of the images.

The good news is that most back pain does not need surgery.

The treatment options include the following:

– Physical therapy focused on improving muscle health which supports and unloads the disc
– Supportive medication management which enables the patient to be functional
– Lumbar radiofrequency ablation or facet joint injection which helped to cut down pain from facet joint origin

Regenerative medicine: Regenexx has a proven record of helping arthritis and injuries heal naturally. Proud to say that we are one of the nearly 90 clinics across the country offering Regenexx treatment. Please visit our Regenexx page to heal without surgery.

Back pain page, at some point most of us have suffered a back sprain or acute injury. Sometimes this can be ongoing or severe enough to interfere with your activities. 

Common causes or back pain or lumbar sprain, which is injury of ligaments and joints.

Lumbar strain which is acute injury of the muscles.

Disc tear or disc bulge which is injury of the lumbar intervertebral disc.

This may be associated with a inflammation along the nerve where the pain could run down the leg called sciatica.

Degenerative disc disease which is arthritis in L disc and facet joints.

– Facet joint arthritis
– Sacroiliac joint arthritis

Treatment of back pain:

For step of course is comprehensive evaluation of the patient including a detailed history and physical examination and review of the images.

The good news is that most back pain does not need surgery.

The treatment options include the following: 

– Physical therapy focused at improving the muscle health which support and unloads the disc.
– Supportive medication management which enable the patient to be functional.
– Lumbar radiofrequency ablation or facet joint injection which helped to cut down pain from facet joint origin.

Regenerative medicine: Regenexx have proven record of helping the arthritis and injuries heal in a natural way. Proud to say that we are one of the nearly 90 clinics across the country offering Regenexx treatment. Please visit our Regenexx page to heal without surgery.


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