Center for Pain Management

02/04/2026

While nutrition isn’t a cure-all, adopting anti-inflammatory eating habits can reduce inflammation, support immune health, balance hormones, improve digestion, and even enhance mood.

Chronic pain and inflammation are deeply interconnected—and what you eat can play a powerful role in either fueling pain or helping your body heal. At the Center for Pain Management, we see every day how diet influences pain levels, energy, and overall quality of life. While nutrition isn’t a cu...

01/29/2026

Center for Pain Management specializes in treating both acute and chronic pain conditions using a variety of minimally invasive and regenerative approaches. Our team of interventional pain physicians has extensive experience addressing pain throughout the body, including the neck, back, hips, shoulders, and knees. Rather than immediately pursuing more invasive options, we focus on non-surgical treatments such as platelet-rich plasma injections, spinal cord stimulation, and radiofrequency ablation. Our goal is to help patients take back control of their pain through minimally invasive and regenerative solutions.​Through these innovative techniques, we aim to provide effective pain relief while avoiding the risks that come with surgery or long-term medication use. To learn more about our personalized treatment plans and schedule an initial consultation, please visit our website at https://bit.ly/47KkSSf

01/29/2026

Spring is not about doing more — it’s about moving better. Small, intentional changes in daily movement can reduce pain, improve function, and restore confidence in your body.

For people living with chronic pain, spring is an ideal time to gently reset movement habits that support healing, mobility, and pain relief.

01/28/2026

Chronic back pain and degenerative disc issues can significantly affect quality of life, mobility, and independence. For many patients, traditional surgical interventions like spinal fusion or discectomy offer uncertain results and lengthy recovery times. But what if there were a non-surgical, minimally invasive solution that could help regenerate damaged spinal discs? That’s exactly what the DISCSEEL® Procedure aims to do. Read more here:

The DISCSEEL® procedure offers a regenerative, scientifically grounded approach that works with the body to restore spinal health.

01/26/2026

The Center for Pain Management is located at 1602 Physicians Drive, Suite 103 Wilmington, NC 28401. We are open Monday through Thursday from 7:30 am to 4:30 pm and on Friday from 7:30 am to 12:00 pm. We accept many major insurances including Tricare, United Healthcare, Medicare. Visit our insurance page for a full list of insurances we accept. Uninsured? Call our friendly staff today at (910) 442-1200 and ask about our self-pay options. https://bit.ly/47KkSSf

01/24/2026

Elbow pain? You do not need to be a pro athlete to suffer from lateral epicondylitis (Tennis elbow) or medial epicondylitis (Golfer’s elbow). Each of these annoying conditions may result from overuse or misuse of the affected arm, and can be debilitating no matter what your profession. Symptoms typically involve sharp pain on the inside of the elbow that may radiate down into the forearm or hand, and may be aggravated by hand-shaking or any activity that involves bending the palm of the hand towards the body. You may be a candidate for orthobiologics to treat this painful condition. Learn more about the treatments available at Center for Pain Management and let us help you today- https://bit.ly/4gS3U9C

01/22/2026

We know how important it is to get back to doing the things that matter most. If you're suffering from acute or chronic pain, don't put life on hold. Contact us today to learn about our minimally-invasive procedures that can help you avoid surgery and get back to living without pain! https://bit.ly/4gS3U9C

01/21/2026

Regenerative therapy has gained attention as a promising option—but it’s also surrounded by confusion and misinformation. Understanding the facts versus the myths can help patients make informed decisions about their spine care.

Understanding the facts versus the myths about regenerative therapy can help patients make informed decisions about their spine care.

01/21/2026

Center for Pain Management focuses on innovative treatments to help patients find relief from painful conditions. We specialize in minimally invasive procedures for pain management and regenerative medicine therapies using a patient's own cells. A variety of minimally invasive options are available, such as Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) injections and Bone Marrow Concentrate therapy. The health and well-being of patients is the top priority. Cutting-edge treatments are applied with care, accuracy and thorough consideration of each individual's needs. Please contact us to learn more about how our services may help improve your quality of life. https://bit.ly/47KkSSf

01/19/2026

Are you experiencing shoulder pain? You may be a candidate for BMAC. Bone Marrow Aspirate Concentrate (BMAC) treatment aims to enhance the body's innate healing abilities for conditions such as osteoarthritis or following an injury. Similar to platelet-rich plasma therapy, BMAC utilizes the body's inherent healing mechanisms through growth factors. BMAC employs regenerative cells from a patient's own bone marrow. The marrow contains pluripotent stem cells capable of developing into tendon, bone, fat, or cartilage tissues. These cells stimulate improved circulation, reduced inflammation, and regeneration of healthy tissues. Further information about BMAC and whether you may qualify for treatment can be obtained by contacting the experts at Center for Pain Management.​ https://bit.ly/4gS3U9C

01/18/2026

When it comes to regenerative medicine for orthopedic issues, two of the most commonly discussed treatments are Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) and Bone Marrow Concentrate (BMC). Both therapies leverage the body’s own healing mechanisms to support tissue repair, reduce pain, and improve function—but they are not the same. Understanding the differences, benefits, and limitations of PRP and BMC can help patients make an informed choice in partnership with their physician. Read more here-

Choosing between PRP and Bone Marrow Concentrate depends on your injury, goals, and health profile. Learn more.

01/17/2026

The Center for Pain Management offers an innovative treatment option for patients experiencing chronic knee pain or tennis elbow - Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) injections. PRP is a non-surgical procedure that utilizes the body's own growth factors derived from concentrated platelets to help reduce pain and improve mobility. By harnessing the power of the body's natural healing response, PRP injections have shown promising results for conditions typically resistant to conservative care. The same-day outpatient procedure is well-tolerated with minimal downtime, allowing patients to return to regular activities soon after treatment. If you have lived with chronic joint or tendon pain for an extended duration, it may be time to explore a minimally invasive solution, like PRP. The skilled physicians and care team at the Center for Pain Management have extensive experience administering PRP injections. Take steps toward relief - contact us today to schedule your consultation. https://bit.ly/47KkSSf