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AASHISH JAY KUMAR, M.D., D.ABA

SPINE & PAIN SPECIALISTS OF THE CAROLINAS

Changing the face of pain management across the Carolinas

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Could This Popular Treatment Eliminate Your Chronic Pain?Over the past few years, neuromodulation has experienced a steady rise in popularity. The growing number of distributors and the patients' willingness to avoid invasive treatments and narcotics brought traction to peripheral nerve stimulation devices. Dr. Kumar kindly agreed to share his wealth of k

PAIN MEDICINE NEWS STORY: BATTLEFIELD ACUPUNCTURE

‘Battlefield Acupuncture’ Shows Benefits In Multimodal Pain Treatment

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Man with chronic pain from crash on I-95 wants others to know there are alternatives to opioidsJim Moharter is now off the opioid medications he used to take after a bad wreck in 2003. It happened on Interstate 95 near Wilson.

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UMHS Alum Dr. Jay Kumar on Anesthesiology Residency in Michigan & His Plans for Pain Medicine FellowshipInterview with Dr. Jay Kumar about his Anesthesiology residency and plans for a Pain Medicine Fellowship. He talks about his education at UMHS.

Could Peripheral Nerve Stimulation Eliminate Your Chronic Pain?Peripheral nerve stimulation is becoming a popular treatment option for everything from stubborn back pain to rare neuropathies. Compared with opioid pain killers, peripheral nerve stimulation technology works better, lasts longer, and carries no risk of dependence.

Raleigh Man Gets Life Back Thanks to Spinal Cord Stimulation DeviceFor 17 years, James Moharter suffered with a painful back injury that required increasingly powerful doses of pain medicine. In 2019, Moharter received a spinal cord stimulation device at Duke. Today, his pain has been reduced by up to 80 percent, he’s off almost all pain medications, and he no longer needs a cane to walk.

Peripheral Nerve Stimulation Augments Opioid Alternatives for Chronic Pain ManagementAs part of ongoing efforts to decrease the use of opioids and other narcotics to manage chronic neuropathic pain, Duke now offers three different minimally invasive peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) devices that can treat the root of a patient’s pain without the risk of abuse or dependence.

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