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The University Pain Medicine Center in Monroe Township, NJ has always been renown for its treatment of ailments like headaches and back pains. Inspired by the visionary work of founder Dr. Demesmin, their doctors take a modernized approach to medicine and pain relief. In fact, the University Pain Medicine Center is proudly announcing the latest in minimally invasive treatments for a thoracic bulging disc.

With its staff of award-winning doctors and clinical research center, the University Pain Medicine Center stands at the forefront of pain treatment and patient care. In fact, the medical practice is pleased to announce that treatments are available to treat rotator cuff tendinitis and many other ailments. Residents of Somerset and East Brunswick, NJ rejoice, as the doctors and pain specialists at the medical practice offer some of the latest and most innovative procedures for rotator cuff tendinitis.

The University Pain Medicine Center, a pain management facility located near Franklin Township, NJ, welcomes any patient in the surrounding area and beyond suffering from a lumbar slipped disc. In addition to treating back pain, the University Pain Medicine Center is available to see patients with migraines, shoulder pain, arthritis, amongst many more acute and chronic conditions.

The University Pain Medicine Center, experts in treating chronic and acute pain, offers patients suffering from knee arthritis with comprehensive pain relief treatment options. Every patient that steps into the University Pain Medicine Center can expect to be treated as an individual, with custom tailored treatment plans and a unique therapeutic approach. In addition to handling acute and chronic knee pain, the medical facility handles a wide variety of disorders in Union, NJ, including low back pain, cancer pain, fibromyalgia, herniated discs, amongst much more.

The University Pain Medicine Center is pleased to announce that treatment options are available for cervical sprains and more. These neck pain doctors near Edison, NJ, provide a multitude of choices when it comes to treating cervical sprains and other neck pain such as anti-inflammatory medications, chiropractic therapy, and acupuncture.

The University Pain Medicine Center is pleased to announce that treatment options and care are available for those who have spinal stenosis. Potential patients who are looking for a back pain doctor with an office near Edison, NJ, can get in touch with the University Pain Medicine Center now to schedule an appointment. In fact, the medical practice has various locations throughout New Jersey to meet the needs of patients in other areas.

For many years, the certified physicians at the University Pain Medicine Center have been helping patients all over New Jersey find relief for their pain conditions whether they are acute or chronic. In fact, the University Pain Medicine Center is pleased to announce that they are accepting new patients in search of treating their facet joint pain. Utilizing minimally invasive treatment options and procedures, they've continuously treated pain in all areas of the body successfully making them some of the most trustworthy back pain doctors in Monroe Township, NJ, and its surrounding areas.

Those who are looking for a medical practice near Union, NJ that offers treatment options and care for sciatica should look no further than the University Pain Medicine Center. In fact, the medical practice is pleased to announce that they're accepting new patients who are trying to find relief from any type of leg pain.

The East Brunswick, NJ pain consultants at the University Pain Medicine Center offer patients with ACL tears various treatment options to alleviate pain and swelling in the knee. Those who are active in sports such as volleyball, basketball, and soccer are most at risk to this injury and should seek immediate medical attention if they lose their range of motion, or experience extreme knee swelling.

The University Pain Medicine Center is pleased to announce it has numerous treatment options available for patients experiencing varying forms of chronic or acute shoulder arthritis. The most common form of shoulder arthritis, osteoarthritis, is when the smooth cartilage that lines the ends of the bones gets eroded away and, in turn, the bone ends start rubbing against each other, resulting in a very limited range of motion. Other less common forms include rheumatoid, juvenile, and inflammatory arthritis of the shoulder.