Our Pain management physician in Woodbridge Specializes in Pain Management

Sports Injuries Are Not an Uncommon Issue
Many of our patients come in with a sports-related injury. This doesn’t just happen to professional athletes only. Recreational sports play is one of the major causes of injury to the back and spine, muscles, bone, and joints. Some sports injuries may be minor, but we also see some severe cases that result in chronic pain. Injuries to the back and neck may require long-term rehabilitation as well as treatments such as massage therapy, spinal adjustments, and compression therapy. We will make recommendations for our patients which will give the treatment option of their choice. An injury that you may not associate with a sports injury is headache. This can be an annoying pain that does not go away by itself. Managing this pain can be easily accomplished. We provide treatments to help manage pain that are safe and effective.
We focus on resolving the inflammation surrounding pain, and releasing pressure on nerves. Our team is experienced in treating muscle and joint dysfunction of our patients who have had a sports injury. We also educate in proper mobility, flexibility, and agility techniques that will help manage pain while also enhancing functionality of the body. A sports injury, or any type injury, does not have to disable you. Proper medical care and pain management will have you on the road to recovery in a short period of time.
Schedule Your Appointment with Us Today
At New Jersey Orthopedic Rehabilitation and Pain Management Group in Woodridge, we treat all the aches, pains, and dysfunction of sports injuries. Our practice is located at 1000 U.S. 9 N, Ste #100 in Woodbridge. Call us today at (732) 527-0770 to schedule your appointment. Let us teach you pain management techniques and solutions to help better your health and wellness. Our goal is to help you meet your health goal.
FAQs
Q: What sports injuries do you treat?
A: We treat sprains, fractures, ligament tears, and more at our Woodbridge, NJ, facility.
Q: Can I return to sports after an injury?
A: With proper treatment and rehabilitation, most patients return to their sports within a few weeks to months.
Q: Do you offer injury prevention programs?
A: Yes, we provide education and training to reduce the risk of future injuries.