
When back pain starts, it's time to see a doctor. Even if your back pain
seems like it's going away, we recommend that you at least mention the
incident to your primary care provider during your next visit. Ninety
percent of back pain episodes are recurrent, so if it happened once, it
will likely happen again. By speaking with a doctor after the first incident,
you can be prepared for the next and take steps to make sure your recovery
is as fast and comfortable as possible.
You should always seek medical attention for spinal complications. Our orthopedic specialists are experienced in a variety of conditions, including:
When it comes to treating back pain, diagnosing the problem is only a small step. You need the expert assistance of specially trained orthopedists that can develop a treatment plan that is effective in the long term and will work to remedy the pain quickly.
There are many possible treatments for back pain:
While one option can help relieve the pain, it might not address the underlying problem that caused the condition in the first place. By working with the Baxter Regional orthopedic team, you can find out how effective a treatment truly is by monitoring your progress over time. Our goal is to make sure patients stay happy and healthy for years to come. We don't prescribe a treatment and shove you out the door, we work with you to find the solution that works best.
For more about our spinal pain treatments, contact the Baxter Regional Bone and Joint Clinic at (870) 424-4710.
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