Pain that shoots down your leg on the morning commute up the Dallas North Tollway, or numbness that makes your hands fumble a coffee cup, has a way of shrinking your whole life. You stop reaching, lifting, and walking the way you used to, and the problem rarely resolves on its own.
Extremity pain treatment in the DFW Metroplex has advanced well past the old choice between pills and surgery. Pain & Spine Physicians offers modern in-office options at multiple state-of-the-art locations in North Texas. Call 972-350-0225 or request an appointment online to get an accurate diagnosis first.
Every physician on our team is board-certified in pain medicine and trained in fellowship-level pain management, with in-house imaging and procedure suites that make care more efficient and cost-effective than hospital-based options.
Extremity pain often starts somewhere other than the limb that hurts. A compressed nerve in your spine can send burning, tingling, or weakness into both legs or arms. Common sources include:
Acute pain from a minor strain usually fades within weeks. Symptoms that linger past that point, spread, or wake you at night signal a condition that deserves imaging and a precise diagnosis.
Our physicians evaluate and treat a wide range of extremity pain conditions across the DFW area. Because each condition follows a different treatment path, an accurate diagnosis comes before any procedure.
Patients often describe burning, shooting, or electric sensations that travel into the hands, feet, fingers, or toes. Numbness, tingling, and unexplained weakness are also common. When symptoms spread, linger past a few weeks, or wake you at night, a physician evaluation is the right next step.
Most patients improve without ever seeing an operating room. Our treatment options, performed in-office with modern technology, include:
RFA uses heat to block the nerves that carry pain signals. There is no surgery, no incision, and no general anesthesia, and most patients return to normal activity with minimal downtime.
Patients asking how long RFA relief lasts deserve a straight answer: most experience 6 to 12 months of relief, and the procedure can be repeated. Every provider performing these procedures holds a Texas medical license under Texas Occupations Code § 155.001, and ours go well beyond that baseline.
Safer alternatives to traditional spine surgery and faster recovery times are available at our North Texas locations. Pain & Spine Physicians are ready to build your plan. Every visit starts with listening to how the pain affects your life, then matching the treatment to you instead of the other way around. Call 972-350-0225 or reach out online today.