Conditions We Help

Pain that keeps coming back usually has a deeper cause.

You may have already tried pain medication, therapy, cortisone or epidural injections, rest, braces, or other treatments that helped for a short time — but the pain came back.

When pain keeps returning, the problem may not be just where you feel it. There may be an underlying issue affecting how your body moves, heals, and functions.

At Pain Free Orlando, we take the time to understand your pain, your history, and what you have already tried before making any recommendations. From there, our Care Team will help determine whether a non-surgical, therapeutic and regenerative approach may be right for you.

You do not have to know exactly what is causing your pain before you call us.

Many people come to us after being told their pain is just a natural part of aging, that they should keep taking medication, or that they should prepare for surgery.

Others are unsure of their diagnosis. They only know that walking, sleeping, working, exercising, or enjoying time with their family has become harder than it should be or virtually impossible.

That is why this page is here.

Use the sections below to find the area or areas that sounds most like what you are dealing with. Each condition page will help you better understand common symptoms, why the pain may keep coming back, and whether it may make sense to take one more objective look before considering surgery.

Knee Pain

Knee pain can make everyday movements difficult — walking, climbing stairs, getting in and out of the car, exercising, or even standing for long periods of time.

You may have been told your knee is “bone-on-bone,” that arthritis is causing the pain, or that surgery may be the next step. You may have also tried cortisone injections, braces, physical therapy, or medications that only helped temporarily.

At Pain Free Orlando, we look at how your knee pain is affecting your function and whether a non-surgical care plan may be appropriate for your condition.

Learn about knee pain

Back Pain

Back pain can affect almost every part of your day. It can make it harder to sit, stand, walk, sleep, work, drive, or stay active.

You may feel pain in your lower back, stiffness when you move, discomfort that travels into the hips, buttock, legs and feet, or pain that keeps coming back even after trying therapy, medication, or injections.

Back pain can come from many different causes. Finding that cause does not involve guesswork. Our goal is to better understand the factors contributing to your pain and whether a non-surgical, therapeutic and regenerative approach may help you move, function and feel better.

Learn about back pain

Neck Pain

Neck pain can make simple movements uncomfortable — turning your head, looking up or down, driving, sleeping, or working at a desk.

For some people, neck pain also comes with stiffness, tension, headaches, shoulder discomfort, or pain that travels into the arms and hands. You may have tried medication, massage, physical therapy, or other temporary options, only to have the pain return.

At Pain Free Orlando, we take a closer look at your symptoms, your history, and how your neck pain is affecting your daily life before discussing possible next steps.

Learn about neck pain

Shoulder Pain

Shoulder pain can limit your ability to lift, reach, sleep comfortably, exercise, or perform normal daily tasks.

You may feel pain when reaching overhead, getting dressed, lifting objects, or lying on the affected side. Some people are told they have arthritis, inflammation, a rotator cuff issue, or general wear and tear.

Before assuming surgery is the only option, it may be worth getting one more objective look at what is causing the pain and whether a non-surgical care plan may make sense.

Learn about shoulder pain

Hip & Leg Pain

Hip and leg pain can affect how you walk, stand, climb stairs, get out of a chair, or stay active.

The pain may stay around the hip, travel down the leg, or show up as stiffness, weakness, burning, aching, or discomfort with movement. In some cases, the issue may involve the hip joint. In others, it may be connected to the lower back, nerves, or how your body is moving overall.

At Pain Free Orlando, we look at the bigger picture so we can better understand what may be contributing to your pain before making recommendations.

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Joint Pain

Joint pain can affect your knees, shoulders, hips, hands, ankles, or other areas of the body. It may feel like aching, stiffness, swelling, weakness, or pain that gets worse with movement.

You may have been told it is arthritis, inflammation, degeneration, or part of aging. You may have also tried medications, injections, or rest, but the pain keeps coming back.

Our goal is to understand how joint pain is affecting how you function and whether your body may respond to a non-surgical, therapeutic and regenerative approach.

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Headaches

Headaches can affect your focus, mood, sleep, work, and quality of life. For some people, headaches come with neck tension, stiffness, pressure, visual disturbances or pain that starts at the base of the skull.

You may have tried medication, rest, or lifestyle changes without getting lasting relief. In some cases, recurring headaches may be connected to tension, posture, neck function, or other underlying issues that deserve a closer look.

At Pain Free Orlando, we begin by understanding your symptoms and history so we can determine whether our approach may be appropriate for you.

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Post-Accident Pain

Pain after an accident can show up right away or can develop over time. You may feel stiffness, soreness, headaches, neck pain, back pain, shoulder pain, or discomfort that does not go away as expected.

Even if imaging did not show a major injury, that does not always mean everything is functioning the way it should. Pain after an accident can affect how you move, sleep, work, and can also delay a return to normal life.

Our team will take the time necessary to determine what has happened, what symptoms you are still experiencing, and whether a more complete evaluation may be recommended.

Learn about post-accident pain

Not Sure What’s Causing Your Pain?

You do not have to know the name of your condition before you ask for help.

Maybe your pain moves around. Maybe you were told everything looks “normal,” but you still do not feel right. Maybe you have tried different treatments, but no one has clearly explained why the pain keeps coming back.

That is exactly why the consultation exists.

We will listen to your story, discuss what you have already tried, and help determine whether it makes sense to move forward with a more complete evaluation.

Before you consider surgery, find out if there may be another option.

If pain is limiting how you walk, sleep, work, move, or enjoy your life, it may be time to take one more objective look.

Your free consultation gives you a chance to discuss your pain, your history, and your goals with our team. We will help determine whether a non-surgical care plan may be right for you.

If we believe we may be able to help, we will explain the next step clearly. If we are not the right fit, we will point you in the right direction.