Pain is a physiological phenomena, not a mechanical one. When a bottle is broken, the result can be easily observed; but when a muscle is torn or pulled, the brain does not always respond immediately and may change its reaction with time.

Sometimes, the pain may radiate to different parts of the body that have not been injured. For example, a shoulder sprain may produce pain down one's arm along with tingling and numbness in the hand without those parts actually being injured. The pain may also move from place to place during the course of time since pain is a dynamic rather than a static process.

Our team of specialists of auto injuries, are here to guide you to the appropriate treatment program which includes injury evaluation, acupuncture, medical massage therapies, ultrasound as well infrared and other examinations and treatments when necessary. At our pain clinic, we have successfully treated hundreds of injury cases since 1994. Our highly trained physicians use unique techniques, which are designed to gain better control of your pain.

Headache and migraines Neck Pain (whiplash) Back Pain Anxiety and depression Dizziness

Knee and leg pain Shoulder and arm pain Numbness or tingling Impotence or incontinence Memory loss

Such a group of symptoms is quite similar to the post-traumatic stress syndrome that is often found in soldiers after exposure to combat. It appears that the body's alarm system goes off in the face of danger whether it is a combat situation or a car accident. And once such a system is activated, it remains so either indefinitely or for a protracted period of time, even if the danger is long past. Studies indicate that traditional Chinese medicine, like acupuncture and acupressure treatments, are very effective of solving these types of problems.

At our pain clinic, we have successfully treated hundreds of injury cases since 1994. Our highly trained physicians use unique techniques, which are designed to gain better control of your pain.