ATLANTA, GA, March 06, 2014 (Press-News.org) For people living with chronic pain who have not found relief from traditional pain treatments, there is hope. Spinal cord stimulation (SCS) is an effective treatment for chronic pain whereby an electrical current applied to the source of pain blocks the brain's ability to sense the pain. Patients report up to 70 percent reduction in their overall experience of pain with SCS. Only a qualified spinal surgeon can permanently implant a spinal cord stimulator.
At ASAP, a patient can undergo a spinal cord stimulator trial to see if he or she is a good candidate for SCS. As a trusted and well-known Atlanta pain management clinic, ASAP is staffed by dedicated and caring professionals who are committed to providing excellent patient care. Using state-of-the-art diagnostic tools and procedures, they craft an individualized treatment plan for each patient to ensure their optimum recovery and comfort.
"Every patient's pain is different because every person's reaction to pain is different," says Carroll D. Cooper, MD. "This is why we not only address the pain, but also its root cause within the totality of a person's medical history. Only when we understand our patient in this complete context do we craft a treatment program that works best for each and every patient. We combine cutting-edge technology and up-to-the-minute medical information with compassion and common sense to diagnose and treat every patient's pain."
Visit this modern, patient-centered Atlanta spine center to receive holistic treatment for your chronic pain. They provide spine and pain management, epidural steroid injections and a host of other pain relief procedures. Get your life back; consult with their medical experts and live your life without pain.
Please visit http://www.asap-pain.com/.
About Atlanta Spine and Alternative Pain Management Center:
Atlanta Spine and Alternative Pain Management Center (ASAP) is a holistic pain management practice focused on promoting healthy, active lifestyles for their patients. Their goal is to aggressively diagnose conditions to give each patient a personalized treatment plan to enhance their quality of life.
Learn more about their practice at http://www.asap-pain.com/.
Atlanta Pain Clinic, Atlanta Spine & Alternative Pain Management Center, Explains Spinal Cord Stimulation Treatment
The noted pain clinic in Atlanta offers individualized treatment plans for chronic pain sufferers including modern and effective pain management procedures.
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