The Pain Management Center
At Olympia Orthopaedic Associates, our Fellowship Trained and Board Certified Pain Management Specialists, Dr. Zachary Abbott and Dr. Douglas W. Taylor treat patients who are suffering from acute and chronic pain.
At Olympia Orthopaedic Associates, our Fellowship Trained and Board Certified Pain Management Specialists, Dr. Zachary Abbott and Dr. Douglas W. Taylor treat patients who are suffering from acute and chronic pain.
Pain can happen for many different reasons, appear in many different locations, and take different forms in all patients. It can also be acute (temporary) or chronic (long-term). For instance, you could experience severe but acute pain after an accident. Or perhaps you have back pain that is chronic and worsening. As you get older, you may also begin to notice new types of pain after many years of wear and tear on your joints and bones.
Pain management doctors have specialized knowledge and skills to diagnose and treat pain, which is important because sometimes determining the source of pain and finding the best way to treat it can be challenging. Fortunately, there are a variety of treatments a pain management doctor can use, and new ones continue to become available.
You should contact a pain management doctor if you are experiencing any of the following symptoms:
If any of these symptoms are familiar to you, you should make an appointment to see a pain management specialist or physical medicine and rehabilitation specialist. At Olympia Orthopaedic Associates, our pain management expert takes a team approach in treating pain through medications, nonsurgical treatments such as injections, physical therapy, and, if needed, surgery.
Interventional Pain Management is a medical specialty that focuses on evaluating, diagnosing, and treating pain caused by the following orthopaedic injuries and conditions:
Our specialists also treat patients who have pain caused by non-orthopaedic injuries and conditions or pain that has unknown causes. Because pain is something that is experienced differently by every patient, Dr. Abbott, Dr. Park, and Dr. Taylor use customized treatment plans that may include numerous treatment options.
Nonsurgical treatment options include medications, physical therapy, activity modification, and more.
For those who are experiencing chronic pain that has not responded to conservative treatments, Dr. Park and Dr. Taylor are also experts in both injection-based treatments and Minimally Invasive Pain Management Procedures.
These can include:
Choosing the right doctor is important, and there are many different factors you should consider, including their level of professional training and expertise.
At Olympia Orthopaedic Associates, our pain management physician has had additional training in a medical specialty. This additional training is referred to as fellowship training. Following their medical residencies, our providers have undergone fellowship training focusing their education specifically on the advanced knowledge and skills needed to treat specific areas of the body or injuries, conditions, or surgery relating to a specific medical specialty, such as pain management. At Olympia Orthopaedic Associates, you are in excellent hands because our pain management providers have the experience and expertise to assess, diagnose, and treat your injury or condition individually to your needs.
To consult with our Olympia Orthopaedic Associates specialists about your treatment options, please request an appointment online or call 360.709.6230. At our Spine Center, we offer consultations with a Spine Center doctor Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
You can learn more about the conditions we treat through our patient education resources or our Online Guide to Sports Medicine that references specific topics relating to nutrition and fitness for athletes of all ages including high school students, collegians, weekend warriors, and professional athletes.
Staying active, being proactive, and building healthy habits are key to preventing, reducing, or avoiding future joint pain. Here are some techniques you can use to help protect your joints:
There is no reason for you to live in pain. Patients who are experiencing any of the following are encouraged to make an appointment with Dr. Abbott or Dr. Taylor:
An accurate diagnosis and customized treatment plan help you experience pain relief in a very short period of time. A comprehensive treatment plan consisting of multiple treatment options helps decrease or completely eliminate pain. If you are ready to receive a pain solution may request an appointment online or call our office.
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