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The University Pain Medicine Center, an award-winning medical practice with locations in New Jersey and New York, is pleased to announce that celiac plexus block injections are available to help relieve pain in the abdomen. These pain specialists accept patients from Highland Park, NJ, Somerset, NJ, Brooklyn, NY, and many other areas. While their doctors operate out of five office locations for the convenience of their patients, their main office is in Somerset, NJ.

Chronic back pain is a common condition that stops millions of Americans from living the lives they want, sidelining them from both work and leisure. However, the University Pain Medicine Center, which offers lower back pain treatment to residents of New Brunswick, NJ, and surrounding areas, offers minimally-invasive procedures for lasting relief. One such procedure is a lumbar sympathetic block injection.

The University Pain Medicine Center is dedicated to providing the highest level of care in pain management treatment for their patients. In their ongoing effort to provide patients with effective non-invasive techniques for achieving the best results, they have added a new board-certified pain medicine specialist to their growing, elite team. The center is pleased to welcome Dr. Daniel Rothstein, who brings with him his extensive expertise and knowledge in the pain medicine field.

The University Pain Medicine Center, the leading minimally invasive pain management specialists in the Somerset, NJ region, strives to help people diagnosed with fibromyalgia.

The premier minimally invasive pain specialists and proctors of pain management to Franklin Township, NJ and nearby area patients, University Pain Medicine Center, is pleased to announce that they offer an array of treatments for people suffering from arthritis and osteoarthritis (OA). The University Pain Medicine Center explained some facts about arthritis and OA symptoms, diagnoses, causes and available treatments.

The leading minimally invasive pain management and elimination providers in New Jersey, the University Pain Medicine Center, announced that they now offer top-notch trigger point injections. The practice also explained why treatments as such have been especially lauded by senior citizens and geriatric specialists.

The University Pain Medicine Center is a pain management clinic specializing in minimally invasive treatments for patients suffering common joint ailments, injuries and other causes of pain. Helmed by Dr. Didier Demesmin, this award-winning team of treatment providers is here to diagnose the sources of physical pain and take steps to treat the condition as well as prevent worsening or recurrence of symptoms. Among the conditions they treat is knee pain, a common but unpleasant and sometimes debilitating one.

The University Pain Medicine Center is pleased to announce that cervical epidural steroid injections are available to help patients find relief from pain in their arms, shoulders, and necks. Since the beginning, this award-winning medical practice has used the most innovative non-surgical procedures and treatment options to help patients find relief from their pain. The medical practice accepts patients who live in and around the New York metropolitan area, and their doctors also operate out of five office locations—with their main office being in Somerset, NJ.

One of the most common reasons men and women pay a visit to the doctor is to find relief from back pain. Back pain can be caused by a number of conditions that can develop out of bad habits or injury, one of them being a herniated disc. However, herniated discs can be prevented and treated by consulting with the highly skilled pain management physicians at the University Pain Medicine Center.

Anyone who has ever suffered a migraine understands the intense pain that accompanies one. Extreme sensitivity to light and noise, nausea, vomiting and head pain are common side effects of this affliction. The University Pain Medicine Center grasps the seriousness of migraines and offers advice for people who endure this pain.