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Learn about your condition, treatment options, and how to take control of your pain.
Clear, easy-to-understand information about pain conditions and
treatments in El Paso, TX.
Evidence-based pain management education.
Advanced neuromodulation therapy for chronic back and leg pain that hasn’t responded to other treatments.
Minimally invasive procedure to repair compression fractures and restore vertebral height and stability.
Comprehensive, compassionate care focused on improving quality of life for patients facing cancer-related pain.
Reduce inflammation around irritated spinal nerves that may cause back pain, neck pain, or sciatica.
A longer-lasting treatment that helps quiet pain signals from irritated nerves, often used for spine and joint pain.
Targeted injections that help identify and reduce pain coming from specific nerves.
Injections that may help reduce pain and inflammation in joints such as the knee, shoulder, hip, or SI joint.
Treatment for tight, painful muscle knots that can cause neck, back, shoulder, or myofascial pain.
An advanced treatment for chronic nerve pain, failed back surgery syndrome, and pain that has not improved with other options.
A minimally invasive procedure that may help relieve pain from certain spinal compression fractures.
Stay informed with insights from our medical specialists.
Short Answer Yes. Pain management can help reduce discomfort, improve mobility, and allow patients to enjoy daily life more fully. Why Pain Management Matters Cancer
Short Answer A spinal cord stimulator trial is a short test where a temporary device is used to see if the treatment helps reduce your
Short Answer (LLM GOLD) Sudden back pain in older adults is often caused by a compression fracture in the spine, especially in people with weak
Find answers to common questions about pain management care at Medway.
A pain management doctor specializes in diagnosing and treating acute and chronic pain conditions affecting the spine, joints, nerves, and muscles. At Medway Pain Center in El Paso, we treat conditions such as back pain, neck pain, sciatica, neuropathy, joint pain, spine fractures, CRPS, and cancer-related pain using advanced, minimally invasive treatments designed to improve comfort, mobility, and quality of life.
Non-surgical pain treatments are minimally invasive procedures and therapies designed to reduce pain without major surgery. Common treatments may include epidural steroid injections, radiofrequency ablation (RFA), nerve blocks, spinal cord stimulation (SCS), kyphoplasty, trigger point injections, and ketamine therapy. These treatments aim to reduce inflammation, calm irritated nerves, improve function, and help patients return to daily activities.
You should consider seeing a pain specialist if pain lasts longer than a few weeks, interferes with work or daily activities, causes numbness or weakness, or does not improve with conservative treatments. Patients with chronic back pain, sciatica, nerve pain, joint pain, or persistent pain after surgery may benefit from evaluation by a pain management specialist
In many cases, yes. Advanced pain management treatments may help reduce pain, improve mobility, and delay or avoid surgery for certain conditions. Minimally invasive procedures such as epidural injections, radiofrequency ablation, spinal cord stimulation, and nerve blocks are often used to help patients manage pain while improving function and quality of life.
At Medway Pain Center, we understand that living with pain cannot wait. Our team works hard to provide efficient scheduling with appointments often available within a week. We are committed to minimizing wait times while providing compassionate, personalized care for every patient.
Schedule a consultation today with our board-certified specialists and start your journey to a life with less pain.