At Innovative Pain Specialists, we focus on quality care and outcomes-based medicine with a holistic approach to patient care. First, our mission is to accurately diagnose the cause of your pain. Because without an accurate diagnosis, treatment will often fail. Once an accurate diagnosis is made, we will work with you in order to develop a unique treatment plan that addresses all of your desired goals.
Our physicians are very well-qualified in the field of Interventional Pain Management. With specialty training from Harvard Medical School / Brigham and Women's Hospital, as well as Rush University Medical Center, we have the background and capability to provide you with the most cutting-edge treatments available today.
Our physicians are very well-qualified in the field of Interventional Pain Management. With specialty training from Harvard Medical School / Brigham and Women's Hospital, as well as Rush University Medical Center, we have the background and capability to provide you with the most cutting-edge treatments available today.
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About Us
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Innovative Pain Specialists was founded in 2011 by Dr. Marsiglia and Dr. Louis. At the time, there was a strong need for more research-proven, innovative treatments for those suffering from pain. We felt strongly that we could bring that type of care to the community where we grew up and currently reside.
Paul Marsiglia, D.O
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Dr. Marsiglia grew up in the suburbs of Chicago and subsequently obtained a B.A. in Biology from Illinois Wesleyan University. He then pursued his professional medical training from Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences as well as Midwestern University, where he received his medical degree in 2006.
Back Pain
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In the United States, back pain affects nearly 80% of the population at some point in one's life. Chronic back pain is usually felt in the lower back, but may occur in the upper back as well as extend into your legs or feet.
A number of spinal diseases or injuries can trigger chronic back and leg pain, including degenerative disc disease, muscular strains, lumbar disc herniation, disc tears, facet joint disease, post-laminectomy pain syndrome, adhesions from previous spine surgeries, epidural fibrosis, and arachnoiditis.Symptoms range from mildly uncomfortable to completely disabling.
A number of spinal diseases or injuries can trigger chronic back and leg pain, including degenerative disc disease, muscular strains, lumbar disc herniation, disc tears, facet joint disease, post-laminectomy pain syndrome, adhesions from previous spine surgeries, epidural fibrosis, and arachnoiditis.Symptoms range from mildly uncomfortable to completely disabling.
Neck Pain
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Neck pain can be quite a common problem in the general population, and can affect roughly 2/3 of the population at some time in their life. Although neck pain is typically felt in the neck, it can be caused by other problems not originating from the spine. Additional structures that can give rise to neck pain include muscular, nerve, vascular, airway, and digestive or be referred from other areas of the body.
Sciatica
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Sciatica is also known as lumbosacral radiculitis or radiculopathy. The cause of the pain is usually from the lower lumbar spine due to herniated or bulging discs, spinal stenosis or facet hypertrophy, but could even come from muscles in the buttocks constricting the sciatic nerve, known as piriformis syndrome.
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