The pink ribbons, the fundraisers, and the walks. These symbols of Breast Cancer Awareness Month are incredibly valuable for the aura, awareness, and support they produce. But on the opposite end sits fear. So our October motto is Learn & Conquer: overcoming chronic adversity. We spoke to Dr. Innerfield—a breast cancer survivor—about handling fear and maintaining emotional wellness in the face of pain.
A positive and productive relationship between doctors and their patients is critical. Forming and maintaining an atmosphere in which you feel comfortable and trust your physician to help you with important decisions is incredibly valuable to us at ReclaimAbility. To continue the pursuit of that goal, this is the beginning of a monthly series that will highlight our physicians and provide detailed information about their areas of expertise. This month, we’d like you to meet (or learn more about) Dr. Haleem!
Consequences of Chronic Pain : Low libido can be a side effect of chronic pain for numerous reasons. One reason being the mere pain of physical intimacy, and the other being side effects of long-term prescription drug use. Your sex life, when discussed with a ReclaimAbility pain physician, can improve through various recommendations and treatment options. There are ways for you to reclaim the romance in your love life, just in time for date night.
There is nothing more heartwarming than to be able to know that a child has a present from Santa when they least expected it.
Last weekend, ReclaimAbility Pain Services participated in the Making Strides of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey walk to fight against breast cancer.
ReclaimAbility Pain Services is excited to announce that Dr. Natalie Wong has joined our practice. Natalie Wong, MD is a board-certified and fellowship-trained physician with several years of professional experience. She specializes in pain management with a focus on spine interventions, joint injections, and peripheral nerve interventions.
ReclaimAbility is proud to announce that on Monday, August 5, 2019, we will open a new office location in Sewell, NJ.
We decided to make the move from Turnersville to Sewell to offer our patients an overall better experience. Our new office is larger with updated construction and much-needed additional parking. The new office will also have dedicated rooms for in-office injections.
First described in 1990, fibromyalgia has proven to be one of the modern era’s most perplexing medical mysteries. Characterized by widespread and chronic pain all over the body, fibromyalgia can also cause symptoms like difficulty sleeping, fatigue, and stiffness. It’s also associated with anxiety, depression, cognitive dysfunction, headaches, and irritable bowel syndrome, all of which can make fibromyalgia symptoms worse.
As a military spouse, Jessica has faced years of moving across the country and seeking pain treatment from several doctors in different states. Finding one doctor to trust with your story and pain can be hard. For Jessica, constantly changing providers left her feeling lost and disrespected.
On February 4th, 1977, Helen was driving her car. Then, a tractor trailer lost control on a steep turn and rolled over onto her.
Recovering from a serious motor vehicle accident can leave victims with thousands of dollars in medical bills from immediate care including emergency transportation, surgery, or physical therapy services. Victims can also require years of ongoing support for physical and emotional pain.
