Spinal Stenosis

At Pain Management 360, with offices in Huntington, Hurricane, and Charleston, West Virginia, pain management physician Rudy Malayil, MD, and the team offer the most effective interventional treatments for back pain, including spinal cord stimulation and the MILD®

Spinal Stenosis services offered in Near Marshall University Football Stadium, Huntington, Hurricane and Charleston, WV

When you have a condition like spinal stenosis, the narrowing of your spinal canal puts stress on your spinal cord. At Pain Management 360, with offices in Huntington, Hurricane, and Charleston, West Virginia, pain management physician Rudy Malayil, MD, and the team work with you to determine the cause of your spinal stenosis and relieve any pain and discomfort you may experience. Call the office nearest you today or schedule an appointment online to learn more.

Spinal Stenosis Q&A

What causes back pain?

Because the back is a large structure, your provider at Pain Management 360 must conduct several tests to diagnose its pain. After reviewing your medical history, they perform a physical exam. They may evaluate your ability to stand, walk, bend, and stretch to determine where the pain originates.

Next, your provider may order blood work and imaging scans, such as X-rays, computed tomography (CT), and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).

How is back pain diagnosed?

What are the treatments for back pain?

State-of-the-art interventional pain management clinic

Pain Management 360 is a state-of-the-art interventional pain management clinic with three locations in Huntington, Hurricane, and Charleston, West Virginia.