Once the physician has accurately diagnosed the patient’s condition, he then makes a determination about the treatment, which focuses on pain management. Pain management addresses the needs and goals of a patient. Treatment is designed to first help the patient feel relief from pain. Ultimately, the goal of pain management is enable the client to participate in those meaningful daily activities that contribute to the patient’s quality of life.

In addition to diagnosing and treating pain, the pain management physician may also suggest treatments such as physical or occupational therapy and rehabilitative training.

At Segura Neuroscience and Pain Center, Drs. Segura and Robertson, along with their team have a complete understanding neuroscience and pain management, as well as the connection between neuroscience, pain and quality of life.