Conditions We Treat
At 91视频, conditions are not treated as isolated labels. Our team uses a diagnosis-first, protocol-driven approach to understand what is generating the pain, how it developed, and why it has not resolved, then selects care based on the underlying drivers.
What Are Zones of Expertise?
Our team organizes conditions and treatments into related zones of expertise to make it easier to explore the care paths most relevant to your symptoms and goals.
Use the zone tags above to browse dedicated pages for each focus area, including services, providers, and what to expect during treatment.
Expertise Built for Complex Pain
Explore the Zones of Expertise by clicking or tapping on a circle.
A Diagnosis-First Approach to Complex Conditions
Many pain conditions develop in layers. A primary driver may lead to compensation, guarding, nervous system sensitization, inflammation, or emotional distress over time. Our role is to separate those layers carefully, so treatment is guided by what is actually driving the pain rather than the symptom alone.
How We Evaluate Conditions
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Obturator Hernia
Obturator hernias are rare pelvic hernias that may cause abdominal, pelvic, groin, hip-region, or inner thigh pain and can become urgent when bowel is trapped or obstructed.
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Femoral Hernia
Femoral hernias can cause groin, pelvic, lower abdominal, or upper thigh pain and require careful evaluation because some femoral hernias carry a higher risk of becoming trapped or strangulated.
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Hernia Pain
Hernia-related pain can cause abdominal, groin, pelvic, upper thigh, or hip-region symptoms, and may overlap with nerve entrapment, abdominal wall pain, pelvic floor dysfunction, sports hernia, or pain after hernia repair.
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Scoliosis
Scoliosis can contribute to back, neck, rib, hip, pelvic, SI joint, or nerve-related pain, but the curve itself is not always the only pain generator. MPM provides diagnosis-first evaluation to determine whether pain is coming from scoliosis-related mechanics, discs, facet joints, nerves, muscles, SI joints, hypermobility, inflammation, or another overlapping condition.
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Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction
Sacroiliac joint dysfunction can cause lower back, buttock, hip, groin, thigh, or pelvic-region pain that may be mistaken for sciatica, herniated disc pain, hip pain, or pelvic pain. MPM provides diagnosis-first evaluation to determine whether the SI joint is the primary pain generator or part of a broader spine, pelvis, hip, inflammatory, or hypermobility-related pattern.
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Piriformis Syndrome
Piriformis syndrome can cause deep buttock pain, hip pain, pelvic discomfort, and sciatica-like pain that travels down the back of the leg. MPM provides diagnosis-first evaluation to determine whether symptoms are coming from the piriformis muscle, lumbar spine, SI joint, hip, pelvic mechanics, or another pain generator.
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Sciatica and Herniated Discs
Sciatica can cause lower back, buttock, hip, and leg pain, often with burning, tingling, numbness, or weakness. MPM provides diagnosis-first evaluation to determine whether symptoms are coming from a herniated disc, nerve irritation, spinal stenosis, SI joint dysfunction, hypermobility, or another pain generator.
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Disc Herniations
A disc herniation can cause neck pain, back pain, sciatica, arm pain, leg pain, numbness, tingling, or weakness when disc material irritates or compresses a nerve root. But a herniated disc on MRI is not always the true pain generator. 91视频 uses a diagnosis-first approach to determine whether symptoms are coming from the disc, a nerve root, the sacroiliac joint, facet joints, spinal stenosis, inflammatory back pain, hypermobility-related instability, or another overlapping pain source.
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Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
Tarsal tunnel syndrome can cause burning, tingling, numbness, electric pain, or nerve symptoms in the ankle, heel, arch, sole, or toes.
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Neck and Back Pain
Neck and back pain can come from discs, nerves, facet joints, sacroiliac joints, muscles, ligaments, inflammation, hypermobility, or chronic pain pathways. MPM provides diagnosis-first evaluation to identify what may be driving symptoms before recommending treatment.
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Spine Pain
Spine pain can involve the neck, upper back, mid back, low back, sacroiliac joints, nerves, muscles, inflammation, hypermobility, or chronic pain pathways. MPM provides diagnosis-first evaluation to identify what may be driving pain before recommending treatment.
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Tethered Cord Syndrome
Tethered cord syndrome can cause low back pain, leg pain, pelvic pain, numbness, weakness, walking changes, and bladder or bowel symptoms when the spinal cord is restricted or under abnormal tension.