Pain After an Accident
Some injuries cause immediate pain, while others develop over time due to inflammation, nerve damage, or musculoskeletal strain. If you have lingering pain after an accident, 1st Pain Specialists can help identify and treat the underlying cause.
Common Accident-Related Pain & Injuries:
Injury-related nerve damage evaluation
ENFD testing for nerve damage in patients experiencing persistent tingling, burning, or unexplained pain
Epidurals, radiofrequency ablations, and joint injections
Personalized rehabilitation programs to restore function and mobilityactures and joint dislocations
Injury-related nerve damage evaluation
e.g., whiplash, neuropathic pain, post-traumatic nerve injuries
ENFD testing for nerve damage in patients experiencing persistent tingling, burning, or unexplained pain
Epidurals, radiofrequency ablations, and joint injections
Personalized rehabilitation programs to restore function and mobilityactures and joint dislocations
Delayed pain can take days or weeks to manifest. Our specialists use advanced diagnostics to detect injuries early and prevent long-term complications.