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Look for a pain clinic with a specialist who knows about your kind of pain. Ask if the doctor has had special training and is board certified in pain management.

Try to find someone you feel comfortable with. Your pain management specialist will treat your pain and coordinate other care, including physical therapy, rehabilitation, and counseling.

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