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Oue Services | Pain Center, Rehabilitation Center, Pain Management | Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Lower Back Pain, Knee Pain, Shoulder Pain, Neck Pain | NJ, New Jersey | Medical Doctors, Neurologists, Chiropractors, Physical Therapists, Massage Therapist We are a multi-disciplined medical center with medical doctors, neurologists, chiropractors, physical therapists and acupuncturists. Our group of highly experienced professionals offers a team approach to specialized therapies and treatments designed to reduce or eliminate pain as well as increase mobility and function. We have the most advanced computerized diagnostics available to diagnose problems accurately and to pinpoint the cause of problems others may have missed. We offer treatment for low back pain, neck pain, mid-back pain, sciatica, headaches, shoulder and elbow pain, fibromyalgia, knee and leg pain, hand and foot, pain arthritis, numbness and tingling in the arms and legs,and sports medicine to name a few. DRX9000 For Back Pain Our center has remarkable success with both acute and chronic back and neck pain conditions. We specialize in the treatment of disc herniation, degenerative disc disease, facet syndrome, sciatica, SI joint strain and related problems. Our multi-faceted approach may include treatment with the DRX9000C, a system designed to provide relief from back and neck pain by gently creating negative pressure inside spinal discs therby allowing herniations to recede and heal, WITHOUT SURGERY! DRX9000C For Neck Pain The DRX9000C is the first non-surgical decompression system cleared by the FDA for cervical decompression. Our system provides a comprehensive approach to the successful treatment of neck pain, one of the most recognized problems in healthcare. Many people have experienced some type of cervical injury in their lifetime. In the past physicians were faced with limited resources for successful treatment. With the age of technology and the low success rate of surgery, patients have become educated to more effective alternatives for the treatment of neck pain . We can offer our patients a highly successful, non-surgical alternative treatment. Cold Laser Laser therapy has been increasingly used in medicine over the last few years as a non-surgical means of effecting cures for a variety of pains and ailments, for assisting normal healing processes to occur earlier and better, and as prophylaxis against the occurrence of undesirable side effects. Laser therapy stimulates the natural healing power in the cells of the body. The Lasotronic ML 830 uses the energy of light, known as photon energy, to stimulate the activity of cell components. By using this therapy, you have a simple, effective, non-drug, medical alternative. Conservative management of acute and chronic injuries and post-operative wounds have come to include the use of photon energy because it is quickly effective and easy to administer. It is becoming increasingly difficult to find a physiotherapy department or clinic that does not have access to this modality. Chronic Pain Acute (traumatic) pain Repetitive Stress Injury (RSI) Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) Tennis/Golf elbow Fibromyalgia Sport Injuries TMJ disorders Neck and Back pain Arthritis Tendonitis Carpal Tunnel Syndrome You are sitting at your workstation, and it's toward the end of the day. Over the last several months, you have been noticing a peculiar pain in your wrists and in part of your hands. Numbness and tingling sensations are also present. At first, the pain and numbness went away after a few hours of rest, but now the symptoms last longer. You start to worry, because now your forearms and elbows feel very sore, and your neck and shoulders ache. When you go home to prepare dinner, simple things like using a knife and opening a jar are suddenly difficult to do. If you suffer from these symptoms, there is a good chance that you have Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS). CTS occurs when the median nerve, a major nerve of the arm and hand, is being compressed. This important nerve originates in the neck, passes underneath the collarbone, travels down the length of the arm, and into the hand. It is responsible for sensory and muscle function in the thumb and first three fingers as well as parts of the forearm. By definition, CTS occurs when the median nerve is compressed as it passes through the carpal tunnel, a small space inside the wrist that also contains the nine flexor tendons of the forearm. The most common source of compression is from inflamed, swollen tendon sheaths (coverings) which can result from repetitive finger-dependent tasks like typing, mousing, filing, and hard gripping. As the fingers are moved repetitiously, the tendons slide against one another and cause "cumulative trauma" and swelling. So, knowing this information, what should you do? If you believe that you are developing carpal tunnel syndrome, you should call Total Health for a FREE consultation with a doctor who specializes in treat