Trusted Joint Pain Care in Arkansas
Doctor of Joint Pain in Arkansas
Struggling with knee, hip, shoulder, or other joint pain? Arkansas Spine and Pain provides evaluation and personalized pain management options for patients across Arkansas. The compassionate professionals at Arkansas Spine and Pain (ASAP), are dedicated to getting you back to the activities you love. We offer comprehensive diagnostic and treatment services for people who have sustained sports injuries or are living with chronic pain.
The Impact of Joint Pain
Joint Pain Can Affect Every Part of Daily Life
From walking and working to sleeping and exercising, joint pain can quietly limit your independence. Our team evaluates pain in many common areas of the body.
This procedure is performed to help provide relief to cancer patients who may be experiencing chronic pain. This epidural procedure requires an injection to the lower back with local anesthetic.
This procedure is unique in terms of functionality because it involves a combination of various medicines to help provide pain relief. What’s even better is that the multimodal pain control method can be done prior to, during, or even subsequent to a surgical procedure.
Individuals experiencing pain as a result of arthritis, injury, or due to some type of disorder may be prime candidates for this form of joint injection procedure. Done on an outpatient basis, this procedure aims to provide pain relief to the arms and shoulders.
Similar to the platelet rich plasma (PRP) injection treatment for chronic back pain procedure, this procedure is done to treat whiplash injuries which are most often the result of car accidents.
When to Seek Care
hen Should You See a Joint Pain Doctor in Arkansas?
If any of the following sound familiar, it may be time to speak with a physician about your joint pain.
Pain Lasting More Than a Few Days
Difficulty or Using the Joint
Pain Affecting Sleep or Work
Pain That Keeps Returning
Meet Your Physician
Meet Dr. Amir Qureshi, MD
Struggling with knee, hip, shoulder, or other joint pain? Arkansas Spine and Pain provides evaluation and personalized pain management options for patients across Arkansas. The compassionate professionals at Arkansas Spine and Pain (ASAP), are dedicated to getting you back to the activities you love. We offer comprehensive diagnostic and treatment services for people who have sustained sports injuries or are living with chronic pain.
Credentials
Board-Certified MD
Experience
30+ years in pain
Specialties
Referral-Based Care
- Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
- Pain Management
Testimonials
What Our Clients Say About Us
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About Joint Pain Doctors in Arkansas
Chronic neck pain can result from posture issues, disc degeneration, arthritis, or nerve compression.
No. Muscles, ligaments, joints, and nerves can all contribute to neck pain.
Yes. Many patients experience relief through non-surgical pain management options.
Treatment timelines vary, but many patients notice improvement within weeks of starting care.
When performed under image guidance by trained specialists, injections are generally safe and effective.
RFA reduces pain by interrupting nerve signals responsible for discomfort.