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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Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS)
Thoracic outlet syndrome can cause neck, shoulder, chest, arm, or hand pain with numbness, tingling, weakness, heaviness, coldness, swelling, or symptoms that worsen with overhead activity.
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Spasticity
Spasticity can cause persistent muscle stiffness, spasms, tightness, pain, abnormal posture, limited range of motion, and difficulty with movement or daily function.
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Peroneal Nerve Entrapment
Peroneal nerve entrapment can cause numbness, tingling, burning pain, weakness, foot drop, tripping, or symptoms along the outer leg and top of the foot.
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Peripheral Neuropathy
Peripheral neuropathy can cause burning, tingling, numbness, electric pain, weakness, balance changes, or autonomic symptoms affecting daily function.
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Peripheral Nerve Entrapment
Peripheral nerve entrapment can cause burning, tingling, numbness, electric pain, weakness, sensitivity, or symptoms that follow a specific nerve pathway.
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Glossopharyngeal Neuralgia
Glossopharyngeal neuralgia can cause sudden, sharp, electric pain in the throat, tongue base, tonsil area, ear, jaw angle, or upper neck.
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Focal Dystonia
Focal dystonia can cause involuntary muscle tightening, cramping, pulling, abnormal posture, pain, fatigue, and task-specific movement difficulty.
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Cubital Tunnel Syndrome
Cubital tunnel syndrome can cause pinky and ring finger numbness, tingling, burning, elbow pain, hand weakness, grip difficulty, and symptoms that worsen when the elbow is bent.
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Cervical Dystonia
Cervical dystonia can cause involuntary neck pulling, twisting, head tilting, tremor, pain, stiffness, headaches, and shoulder discomfort.
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Neurological Conditions
Neurological pain may involve burning, tingling, numbness, headaches, facial pain, dizziness, autonomic symptoms, muscle spasms, or radiating pain.
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Orofacial Dystonia
Orofacial dystonia can cause involuntary facial, jaw, mouth, tongue, or lower facial muscle contractions that interfere with speaking, chewing, swallowing, facial expression, sleep, pain, and daily function. 91视频 uses a diagnosis-first approach to distinguish dystonia from TMJ dysfunction, bruxism, migraine, facial nerve pain, dental disease, autoimmune oral symptoms, muscle guarding, and complex chronic pain.
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TMJ Disorders
TMJ disorders can cause jaw pain, clicking, locking, facial pain, headaches, neck pain, ear pressure, clenching, and pain with chewing.