NO MORE PAIN
NO MORE PAIN
Integrative Interventional & Regenerative Approach to Pelvic Related Dysfunction and Pain.
Every women’s journey with pelvic-related dysfunction is unique. Pelvic pain often involves a complex interaction of many different factors including neurologic, musculoskeletal, nearby internal organs, systemic disorders and psychosomatic conditions. This can make it challenging to diagnose and therefore effectively treat, leaving too many women needlessly suffering in silence.
Dr. Fakhry treats women with acute and chronic Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction related to pregnancy, postpartum-changes, musculoskeletal pain conditions, nerve impingement, and functional impairments. He has evaluated countless women and successfully treated their pain conditions using innovative interventional diagnostic and therapeutic modalities. These include nerve blocks to manage nerve-mediated pain and regenerative techniques to restore focal and regional tissue deficits, a process that involves using the healing factors found within a patient’s own blood cells. Dr. Fakhry’s goal is to help women improve and maintain functional mobility, exercise tolerance, sexual function and overall quality of life.
An Integrative Interventional & Regenerative approach provides positive outcomes for a broad range of acute and chronic pelvic pain conditions because they target both the mind (where pain is experienced and modulated) and the body where nerve and tissue injury occurs. For example, the impact of chronic pain on mood, sleep, relationships and work has been widely accepted as major contributors to prognosis. It is of no surprise that complementary medicine as well as psychological interventions, such as with acupuncture, massage, cognitive-behavioral therapies and biofeedback are essential in the overall management of chronic pelvic pain. Thus, an integrative approach can achieve greater positive outcomes, particularly for women who balance several roles in their personal and professional lives.
Every women’s journey with pelvic-related dysfunction is unique. Pelvic pain often involves a complex interaction of many different factors including neurologic, musculoskeletal, nearby internal organs, systemic disorders and psychosomatic conditions. This can make it challenging to diagnose and therefore effectively treat, leaving too many women needlessly suffering in silence.
Dr. Fakhry treats women with acute and chronic Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction related to pregnancy, postpartum-changes, musculoskeletal pain conditions, nerve impingement, and functional impairments. He has evaluated countless women and successfully treated their pain conditions using innovative interventional diagnostic and therapeutic modalities. These include nerve blocks to manage nerve-mediated pain and regenerative techniques to restore focal and regional tissue deficits, a process that involves using the healing factors found within a patient’s own blood cells. Dr. Fakhry’s goal is to help women improve and maintain functional mobility, exercise tolerance, sexual function and overall quality of life.
An Integrative Interventional & Regenerative approach provides positive outcomes for a broad range of acute and chronic pelvic pain conditions because they target both the mind (where pain is experienced and modulated) and the body where nerve and tissue injury occurs. For example, the impact of chronic pain on mood, sleep, relationships and work has been widely accepted as major contributors to prognosis. It is of no surprise that complementary medicine as well as psychological interventions, such as with acupuncture, massage, cognitive-behavioral therapies and biofeedback are essential in the overall management of chronic pelvic pain. Thus, an integrative approach can achieve greater positive outcomes, particularly for women who balance several roles in their personal and professional lives.
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Conditions:
Musculoskeletal causes of Pelvic Pain in Postpartum Women Abdominal/Core Weakness Adenomyosis Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome Coccydynia Diastasis Recti Dyspareunia Endometriosis Fibroid Uterus Myofascial Pain after Cesarean Section Nerve Injury related to Childbirth Pelvic Adhesions Pelvic Floor Complex Regional Pain Pelvic Floor Injury Pelvic Floor Muscle Tension/Hypertonia Pelvic Girdle Pain Piriformis Syndrome/Impingement Post-Surgical Pelvic Pain Pubic Symphysis Injury/Pain Sacral Stress Fracture Scar Tissue Neuroma Vulvodynia |
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