Karen M. Eller, MD and her staff are committed to the treatment of patients in pain
Dr. Eller’s goal is to improve the quality of life of each patient and increase his or her ability to function optimally. She believes in a comprehensive approach to pain, utilizing advanced pain management strategies with a generalized wellness approach. It is rare that chronic pain is an isolated condition. Dr.
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You can have your referring doctor contact us. You can call us directly at the frontdesk. You can also reach us through the Patient Portal.
Dr. Ezra B. Riber
Dr. Ezra B. Riber is the founder and Medical Director of Palmetto Pain Management, LLC, a comprehensive interventional Pain Management program located in Columbia, South Carolina. He has been evaluating and treating patients with pain in South Carolina for more than 25 years. Previously, Dr.
Dr. Jennifer D. Stanislaus
Dr. Jennifer D. Stanislaus received her medical degree with an academic scholarship from Wake Forest University School of Medicine in 2009 after graduating with honors with her B.A. from Duke University. She completed her residency in Anesthesiology in 2013 at Wake Forest University of Medicine.
Interventional Spine and Pain Physicians located in Myrtle Beach, SC
Since 1994, Dr. Stephen E. Boatwright and his team of pain specialists at Palmetto Spine and Pain Care Consultants in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, have been successfully treating patients with chronic and acute pain conditions. Along with Dr. Boatwright and Kerri Frye, PA, provide patients with comprehensive medical treatment options for pain. Dr.
About Practice
Since 1994, Dr. Stephen E. Boatwright and his team of pain specialists at Palmetto Spine and Pain Care Consultants in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, have been successfully treating patients with chronic and acute pain conditions. Along with Dr. Boatwright and Kerri Frye, PA, provide patients with comprehensive medical treatment options for pain. Dr.
How to get through lower back pain?
I repeat: You still need to move the spine. And even if it hurts, you need to do it. Gentle movements accompanied with the breath will get you through this episode more quickly. Think forward bends and gentle twists, four count inhalations and four count exhalations with each movement. A foam roller for myofascial release is nice as well. It is normal to be afraid of hurting yourself more with movement, but if done with thought, care, and intuition I promise you will get yourself through this episode quicker and in the end be in a better physical state. There are many good online resources. Just google “gentle exercises for acute lower back pain”. But please do not forget the breath with these movements.
What is the best medicine for low back pain?
The three categories you can choose from are salicylates (Aspirin), acetaminophen, and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications. I would choose one medication and use it at the max dose for 2-3 days before switching to an alternative. Below are max dosages of OTC meds you can utilize.
What is performance pain?
Performance Pain and Sports Medicine provides services that relieve chronic pain and enable patients to live a productive life without needing surgery.
Is performance pain and sports medicine for LGBTQ+?
The team responds promptly to communications, and all staff members are professional, courteous, friendly, and accommodating. Everyone 12 and older are welcome at Performance Pain and Sports Medicine, especially members of the LGBTQ+ community.
