Pain Medicine

Surgical and non-surgical options for managing pain

Many options exist for dealing with acute (sudden) and chronic pain. Our pain medicine specialists work with you and your primary care provider--as well as other specialists, such as specialists in physical and rehabilitative medicine, oncology, and rheumatology--to diagnose and treat a wide range of painful conditions. Surgical options include nerve blocks or implantable devices. Non-surgical options may include medicine, integrative/complementary therapies--such as yoga and acupuncture--or physical therapy. Combinations of surgical, medical, integrative/complementary, and physical therapies may be recommended. Talk with your primary care practitioner about a referral to pain medicine or call us directly for more information.

Cheel Medical Campus
49 Lawrence Avenue
Potsdam, NY 13676
(315) 274-9075

EJ Noble Medical Campus
80 East Main Street
Canton, NY 13617
(315) 714-3350

Sheryl Movsas, DO, FAAPMR

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