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Myofascial Pain Treatment

Find Relief Through Personalized Pain Management

Myofascial pain syndrome (MPS) is a chronic condition causing persistent muscle and soft tissue pain, which may be localized, widespread, or referred. If you're experiencing the pain associated with MPS, interventional pain specialists and dual-board certified physicians at Commonwealth Pain & Spine can help. We offer personalized myofascial pain treatments to provide relief, improve your quality of life, and help you return to the activities you enjoy.

Who Does MPS Affect?

MPS is a common disorder that affects all kinds of people. It occurs when areas of your muscle fibers become tight and overly sensitive, forming trigger points that can quickly become irritated. Common symptoms include aching, deep muscle pain, tender knots, and sleep disruptions. The following conditions can cause trigger points to ache:

  • Muscle injury
  • Anxiety or stress
  • Repetitive motions
  • Injured intervertebral discs
  • A period of immobility

Occasional muscle pain is usually nothing to be concerned about, but when pain persists over six months or longer, consult the team at Commonwealth Pain & Spine. We're here to get you on the road to effective myofascial pain management!

Treatment Options for Myofascial Pain

Without proper treatment, certain activities can activate painful trigger points. We offer personalized treatments to reduce pain, relax tight muscles, improve range of motion, and promote healing. We may suggest:

  • Medications: While they offer quick relief, be mindful of potential side effects. We ensure safe prescribing to manage pain effectively.
  • Physical Therapy: Targeted exercises, dry needling, and other physical therapies can release trigger points and improve posture, significantly reducing muscle tension and discomfort.
  • Trigger Point Injections: An anesthetic and corticosteroid are delivered directly to the trigger point for immediate pain relief. Multiple points can be treated in one session.

Through one or more of these myofascial pain treatments, our specialists can help you find the relief and healing you've been searching for.

Explore the Process of Treating Your Myofascial Pain

To provide the best treatment for your condition, we'll personalize a myofascial pain management plan after you self-refer. Our team will then review your details, reach out to your PCP for a referral, and schedule your appointment promptly.

The steps you'll progress through include: 

  1. Consultation: During your initial visit, we'll evaluate your symptoms, medical history, and lifestyle factors that could be linked to your pain. Imaging studies and other tests will be ordered as necessary to confirm or rule out an underlying condition.
  2. Create a Treatment Plan: Once we've evaluated your myofascial pain syndrome, we'll collaborate with you to create an individualized treatment plan tailored to your unique needs. This plan may include physical therapy, injections, or other myofascial pain treatments.
  3. Follow-up: We will monitor your progress and adjust as needed to ensure the best possible outcome. We're your partner in finding your pain relief!

With comprehensive, personalized myofascial pain treatment from Commonwealth Pain & Spine, our goal is to help you enjoy a better quality of life and increased mobility. Let our team provide the compassionate, professional care you deserve! 

  • It's Easy to Get Started

    Start your journey with our compassionate guidance and expertise.

  • Request an Appointment

    Find an office and share your details in our request appointment form to start the process of finding relief.

  • We'll Connect With Your Physician

    Our team will contact your primary care physician to secure the necessary information.

  • We'll Schedule Your Appointment

    Once your physician’s referral is received, we'll reach out to schedule your initial appointment. We aim to get you seen within two weeks.