Chronic Pain Management
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At Advance ER, we make it our goal to provide the highest quality care for patients experiencing a broad scope of medical conditions. Each year, millions of Americans struggle with the discomfort of chronic pain. The causes of chronic pain vary and are often independent of any injury or damage to actual body issue from illness. Whatever type of pain you may be experiencing, our on-site specialists will make sure you receive the treatment you need.
Why Choose Advance ER?
- Open 24 hours a day
- Same cost as major hospital ERs
- Two convenient locations
- No waiting in crowded ERs
- Highly skilled & experienced team you can trust
See a Doctor and Get Relief from Chronic Pain
Please contact our office as soon as possible if you experience any of the following chronic pain symptoms:
- Migraine
- Arthritis
- Nerve pain
- Back pain
- Fibromyalgia pain
- Kidney stones
Frequently Asked Questions
What differentiates an urgent chronic pain flare-up from a regular, manageable pain increase?
An urgent flare-up typically involves a sudden, significant increase in pain intensity that is unresponsive to your typical home remedies or breakthrough medication, or it may be accompanied by new symptoms like fever, weakness, numbness, or loss of bowel/bladder control. If the pain is severely debilitating and prevents you from functioning or sleeping, it warrants an emergency visit.
If my chronic pain is due to a neurological condition, how is emergency care different?
When the pain is neurological, the treatment may focus on specific medications that target nerve pain pathways, rather than general narcotics. We will also perform a thorough neurological exam to check for any acute deterioration in motor function, sensation, or reflexes that might signal a new, urgent spinal or central nervous system issue.
If my chronic pain is related to cancer, what specialized emergency treatment can I expect?
Emergency management for cancer-related pain often involves aggressive pain control and a swift investigation into the cause of the flare. This may include imaging to check for new tumor growth, spinal cord compression, or pathological fractures. Treatment focuses on stabilizing the pain and coordinating closely with your oncology team.
Don’t wait in a crowded ER for hours on end. Come to Advance ER for our 24/7 emergency medical services in Dallas, TX. Give us a call at (214) 494-8222 or find a location near you!
