What should I bring to my first appointment?

Bring any medical records or imaging results related to your back pain if you have them. If your visit is related to an injury, information about previous care can also give your provider useful context. You can ask the office ahead of time if there are additional documents you should bring.

What should I wear to my appointment?

Comfortable clothing that allows you to move easily is generally a practical choice. Your provider may need to observe how you move or ask you to change positions during your visit.

Can I receive care if I have had back treatment before?

Yes. Previous treatment does not necessarily prevent you from seeking care for current back pain. Let your provider know what type of treatment you received and how you responded so that this information can be considered during your evaluation.

Should I mention an old back injury even if it no longer bothers me?

Yes. A previous injury can provide useful background when your provider reviews your health history. Explain when the injury occurred and what treatment you received, even if you recovered and have not experienced symptoms from it recently. This information can help give your provider a fuller understanding of your history.

Back Pain Treatment in Jacksonville, FL

Our broad range of treatment modalities allows us to treat numerous causes of spine related pain syndromes.

Disc herniations are an unfortunate reality with auto accidents, sports injuries, slip and fall accidents, work injuries, and sometimes our lifestyle choices have a linked causation of this condition.

Disc herniations can occur throughout our spinal regions and can cause severe spine pain and / or radiating symptoms into our arms / legs.

We use state-of-the-art non-surgical spinal decompression to aid in the reduction of pain symptoms, and radiating nerve pain known as “sciatica” in the low back or more specifically radiculopathy, which can be felt as burning, numbness and tingling down the arms or legs.

Find a Treatment Approach That Fits Your Needs

Back pain can affect your work, sleep, exercise, and other parts of your daily routine. At North Florida Spine & Injury Center, we consider how your discomfort is affecting you before discussing back pain treatment in Jacksonville, FL. We provide care based on your condition and needs.

If your pain developed after a motor vehicle accident, other injuries from the collision may also need attention. Whiplash treatment may be discussed when an accident has affected your neck along with your back. Since the clinic offers several forms of care, we can adjust your treatment as your needs change during recovery. This also allows your provider to address new concerns that come up along the way.

Consider a Non-Surgical Approach to Back Pain

Surgery is not always the first option for someone dealing with back pain. Patients seeking non-surgical back pain relief can receive care based on their examination and current symptoms. Depending on your needs, we may also include chiropractic treatment or other available services.

Your needs can change as you recover from an injury. During follow-up visits, your provider can check how you are responding to treatment and make adjustments when appropriate. This allows your care to reflect your current condition as treatment continues.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What should I bring to my first appointment?
Bring any medical records or imaging results related to your back pain if you have them. If your visit is related to an injury, information about previous care can also give your provider useful context. You can ask the office ahead of time if there are additional documents you should bring.
What should I wear to my appointment?
Comfortable clothing that allows you to move easily is generally a practical choice. Your provider may need to observe how you move or ask you to change positions during your visit.
Can I receive care if I have had back treatment before?
Yes. Previous treatment does not necessarily prevent you from seeking care for current back pain. Let your provider know what type of treatment you received and how you responded so that this information can be considered during your evaluation.
Should I mention an old back injury even if it no longer bothers me?
Yes. A previous injury can provide useful background when your provider reviews your health history. Explain when the injury occurred and what treatment you received, even if you recovered and have not experienced symptoms from it recently. This information can help give your provider a fuller understanding of your history.