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Back Pain Relief Near You in Texas

If you’re tired of dealing with back pain, you need to turn to the back pain and injury specialists at ProCare to help you get on the path to healing. We’ll work with you to develop a treatment plan that makes sense for your personal needs and be there with you from your first appointment to the day you become pain-free.

Back Pain We Treat

Whether you’re a weekend warrior, a stay at home parent, a busy professional, or something in between, it’s likely that you’ll suffer from a back injury at some point in your life. While common, back injuries can be debilitating and put a major cramp in your style. At ProCare, we treat several types of back pain issues, including:

  • Upper back pain
  • Neck pain
  • Sciatica
  • Disc herniation
  • Disc bulge
  • Ruptured disc
  • Pinched nerve/ spinal stenosis
  • Back injury
  • Muscle spasm

Feel Like You Again

After an accident or injury, we’re here to help you get back on track. We team up to help heal you up, with comprehensive care so you can get back to what matters most.

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Head-to-Toe Care

We provide specialist care, from medical intake, pain management, and orthopedic to chiropractic, neurology,  counseling, and more.

Award-Winning Care

Recognized for excellence in injury care, we’re proud to provide the best for our patients.

Back Pain: FAQs

What should you expect at your first visit for back pain?

At your first visit, our team will evaluate your symptoms, take imaging if needed, and build a personalized care plan. Whether your pain is sudden or chronic, you can book online or find a Texas clinic near you to get started.

What doctor should you see for back pain?

For back pain, it’s best to see an injury specialist who understands spine and nerve conditions. At ProCare, we combine pain management, neurology, orthopedics, and chiropractic care to diagnose and treat back pain at its source.

What does a neurologist do for back pain?

A neurologist evaluates how nerves, muscles, and the spine may be contributing to your pain. At ProCare, our neurologists diagnose nerve-related conditions like sciatica or spinal stenosis and collaborate with your care team to guide treatment.

When should you see a doctor for back pain?

You should see a doctor if your back pain lasts more than a few days, interferes with movement, or radiates down your arms or legs. ProCare has clinics across Texas with same-day appointments available. Book online or call to schedule care.