Dr. Sheetal DeCaria

Back pain is among the most challenging problems for patients and their medical professionals. Many patients fail to realize the fact that back pain isn't an individual; it's a sign of a disease. Instead, it's an indication of another issue. Identifying a condition that is based on back pain is difficult. Due to the many causes that can cause pain in your back, you can find a variety of various treatments to choose from.     Medication Medication Numerous pain relief medications are available, and many can be effective in treating specific types of temporary pain. The most commonly used medications available over the counter, such as NSAIDs (non-non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications), comprise aspirin, Ibuprofen, and naproxen. These medicines can be helpful for pain relief in the short term but are rarely employed for long-term pain. Opioid painkillers such as morphine, hydrocodone, oxycodone, and codeine can be prescribed under a prescription. However, they may p

  In the upper extremities , is a case of carpal tunnel syndrome. It can be caused by traumas such as using a keyboard on a computer for long periods and not using your hands correctly. Another reason could be repetitive movements, such as in some jobs requiring continual use of hands for the day. In this scenario, plexuses in the body are affected, like that of the Brachial and Ulnar nerves. Also, there is an underlying nerve behind the knee, known as"the "Peroneal Nerve," that can be affected, too.   Not only can the extremities be affected, and the autonomic nervous system may be affected too. The nerves that regulate the internal organs, including the heart, bladder, kidneys, blood vessels, intestines, etc. Diabetes is among the most common causes of chronic nerve pain in most patients. The body is unable to regulate its sugar consumption properly. There are environmental problems that cause nerve pains. Infections and toxins like Lyme disease could cause these. It