What Hurts – Talk To Us
It doesn’t hurt to tell us what hurts.
Let us know what part of your body is in pain, and we’ll get you headed in the right direction.
Committed to helping you.
Ivy is committed to helping you understand your condition and creating a suitable treatment plan so you can begin your journey. Whether it’s your ankle, neck, hip, leg, arm or other area, select the location of your pain from this list of options. Our team wants you to be on the right path to living your best life and letting us know what’s bothering you is the first step. Request an appointment with an Ivy therapist or find a location today.
Where are you hurting?
Click on what hurts below to learn more about treatment options.
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Learn More: Ankle Pain
Ankle Pain
Ankle pain and sprains are very common, especially for athletes and anyone who is on their feet a majority of the day.
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Learn More: Arm Pain
Arm Pain
More often, arm pain is caused by an injury to the skin, muscles, joints, or bones in the arm.
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Learn More: Back Pain
Back Pain
There are many causes of back pain, but the most common include muscle strains, disc or facet joint irritation, as well as sacroiliac dysfunction.
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Learn More: Chronic Pain
Chronic Pain
Chronic pain may leave you wanting to curl up in bed with a heating pad and a bottle of medication to help ease your aches.
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Learn More: Foot Pain
Foot Pain
Foot pain is common, but with treatment, you can eliminate your pain and lessen its impact on your quality of life.
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Learn More: Hand Pain
Hand Pain
Hand pain can result from many different causes and can be debilitating in daily life activities.
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Learn More: Head Pain
Head Pain
At some point in life, most of us will deal with headaches and other pain under the eyes, at the top of the neck, and in our jaw.
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Learn More: Leg Pain
Leg Pain
Pain in the upper leg and lower leg are common problems. Leg pain can present itself as a sharp, stabbing sensation or simply a dull ache.
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Learn More: Low Back Pain
Low Back Pain
Low back or buttocks pain is a very common condition in the United States, and can be a result of an acute injury or may be associated with a more long-term injury or illness.
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Learn More: Neck Pain
Neck Pain
It’s common to experience neck pain or the occasional stiff neck. We rely on the bones, muscles, and ligaments in our necks to support and allow motion in our heads.
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Learn More: Pelvic Pain
Pelvic Pain
Pain can be defined as an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage.
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Learn More: Shoulder Pain
Shoulder Pain
The shoulder consists of multiple joints, muscles, and tendons which allow the arm to move freely.
