When Bad Backs Happen to Good People: It’s Not All in Your Head

Chronic neck and back pain is a thorny problem that plagues millions of people living in
modern society. Chronic pain has the power to hijack a person's life – not just physically,
but also psychologically, emotionally, and physiologically. The good news is that there
are effective ways of dealing with chronic pain that allow patients to return to productive
lives without undergoing unnecessary surgery.
Dr. Jordan Fersel is a board-certified pain specialist who relies on his diverse
professional experience to distinguish the differences between acute and chronic pain,
scrutinize the accuracy of an MRI scan to diagnose pain, examine the architecture of
the spine, explain nerve injuries, differentiate between the various types of arthritis, and
offer potential treatment options. Through included case studies and illustrations, pain
sufferers will learn there is hope for managing pain through proper diagnosis and a
treatment plan tailored to treat individual needs.
When Bad Backs Happen to Good People shares guidance from a trusted physician
and explores chronic back and neck pain, its sources, and the many treatment options
available.