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Skip the Surgery: Breakthrough Treatment for Knee Pain

30 May Skip the Surgery: Breakthrough Treatment for Knee Pain Posted at 18:16h in Blog, Treatments Living with chronic knee pain—especially from osteoarthritis—can make everyday life feel like an uphill climb. You may have already tried pain medications, injections, or physical therapy. Maybe someone’s even mentioned knee replacement surgery.

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Living Pain Free After MILD®: Linda’s Story of Hope and Healing

https://youtu.be/clby1oFbG6o Learn about Linda’s experience with the MILD® Procedure to treat her lumbar spinal stenosis. MILD® is a safe, outpatient treatment that relieves pressure in the spinal canal by removing excess ligament tissue. Once space is restored, compression on the nerves decreases, which helps reduce

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Please Join Us in Welcoming Alexis Paschal, PA-C

“I am a physician assistant with 7 years of experience in Patient- Centered Family Medicine. I am here to help patients with a Multimodal approach to pain management to help decrease discomfort and help them reach their goals.” “I attended PA school at Bethel University

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Knee Pain Q & A

Why does my knee hurt? Knee pain can occur after a specific injury or may be related to wear-and-tear over a number of years. Common types of activities that can cause knee pain include: Repetitive bending Walking or running Sitting with knees bent for long

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Sciatica Q & A

What is sciatica? Sciatica is a condition that causes inflammation of the sciatic nerve in your lower back. This nerve travels from your lower back, through your buttocks, thighs, and calves, and ends at your feet. With sciatica, you most often experience pain on only

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Statement Regarding COVID-19 (Coronavirus)

Multiple states have confirmed cases of COVID-19 (Corona Virus), our top priority at Midwest Pain Clinics/Omaha Ambulatory Surgical Center is to keep our patients and staff safe. We continue to actively plan, prepare and take action to prevent the spread of illness. Safety is important

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