The NYU Pain Management Center provides a more holistic approach than the traditional syndrome-oriented or modality-oriented clinics. We understand that pain is a very subjective experience. Although the cause may not be apparent, the pain is very real. At the NYU Pain Management Center, each patient therefore receives an individualized and integrated treatment administered by a dedicated team of pain management professionals.

Successful pain management has three phases:

1. Diagnosis of the problem which is usually multifaceted
2. Application of a multidisciplinary treatment plan
3. Restoration of function

We treat many acute and chronic pain conditions including:

Back and Leg Pain
Neck, Shoulder and Arm Pain
"Whiplash" Injuries
Motor Vehicle, Work-Related and Sports Injuries
Failed Back Surgery and Other Post Surgical Pain Syndromes
Cervicogenic Headache
Pain Due to Arthritis
Myofascial Pain
Fibromyalgia

Primary and Metastatic Cancer Pain
Medication Side Effect Management

Vascular Pain
Raynaud’s Disease
Psychogenic Pain
Trigeminal Neuralgia
Spinal Cord Injury
Spasticity
Post Dural Puncture Headache
Pelvic Pain
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Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (RSD)
Postherpetic Neuralgia (Shingles)
Peripheral Neuralgia
Nerve Injuries
Phantom Limb Pain
AIDS-Related Pain

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