What are the opening hours?

Monday 9am - 5pm Wednesday 9am - 5pm Friday 9am - 5pm

ONP Clinic - Oakville Neurology & Pain Management

Home
Canada
Oakville, ON
ONP Clinic - Oakville Neurology & Pain Management

Neurology & Interventional Pain Management Clinic serving the GTHA

03/20/2026

DID YOU KNOW: RESTLESS LEGS SYNDROME is a Neurological disorder characterized by an overwhelming urge to move the limbs, typically legs. It can also present with aches or tingling in the limbs.
Symptoms typically occur in the evening, and worsen when lying down or sitting.
Risk Factors include: Age>65, Female S*x, Northern European Ancestry, Kidney disease, Low iron levels, Pregnancy, Multiple Sclerosis.
Treatments include: Dopamine Agonists, Levodopa, Gabapentin, Iron Supplementation, Magnesium Supplementation.

02/23/2026

DID YOU KNOW: Triptans ( such as Sumatriptan, Rizatriptan, Zolmitriptan) are medications that act to stop an active Migraine. They work by preventing vasodilation of blood vessels during a Migraine attack. They are most effective when taken at the onset of symptoms. They can contribute to Medication Overuse Headaches, if taken too frequently. They are contraindicated (not safe) in those with history of heart disease or stroke.
Alternate abortive agents should be considered. These include NSAIDs (advil, cambia) or Gepants (ubrogepant, rimegepant).

01/28/2026

DID YOU KNOW: FROSTBITE NEUROPATHY is a long term sequela of severe cold injury.
It is a result of tissue freezing, ischemia and inflammatory changes. It often affects the small nerves, causing Small Fiber Neuropathy.
Symptoms include persistent burning pain, tingling, and cold hypersensitivity. Skin changes may occur.
Treatment includes pain prevention medications such as Lyrica, Gabapentin and topical ointments.

01/26/2026

Due to inclement weather, the clinic is closed today and all in-person appointments for today have been rescheduled.
We will reopen on Wednesday January 28.
We apologize for the inconvenience. Stay Safe!

01/13/2026

DID YOU KNOW: SCIATICA presents with sharp, burning and radiating pain from the lower spine, down the buttock and back of the leg. It is caused by irritation or compression of the Sciatic Nerve.
Sudden loss of sensation or weakness, bowel or bladder dysfunction requires urgent medical attention.
Treatment options include rest, heat/cold compresses, physical therapy. Pharmacologic treatments include anti-inflammatories (for acute pain relief), Neuropathics (for pain prevention), Interventional Pain procedures (such as Epidural) or Surgery.

01/07/2026

DID YOU KNOW: HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY (HRT) is often considered during Menopause, however its use is controversial.
HRT can increase risk of blood clots and ischemic stroke risk, especially in the first year of use. Estrogen-only and combination Estrogen-Progesterone is linked to increased risk.
The risk is lower for women under age 60.
The risk is higher for women >60 and with existing vascular disease (high blood pressure, to***co use, heart disease).
The risk is lower with transdermal patch as it bypasses the liver, where clotting factors can be stimulated.

01/05/2026

DID YOU KNOW: CERVICOGENIC HEADACHE is a secondary headache, caused by arthritis or injury to the cervical spine (neck). It radiates up the neck to the back of the head. It typically worsens with neck movement, presents with limited range of motion at the neck.
Treatments include physical therapy, massage, muscle relaxants and magnesium for pain prevention.

12/23/2025

The Clinic will be closed from WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 24 - THURSDAY JAN 1, 2026. We will reopen on FRIDAY JANUARY 2, 2026. For any urgent matters including prescription refills, please contact your family doctor.
Oakville Neurology & Pain Management Clinic wishes you a safe and joyful Holiday Season and a Happy New Year! We look forward to serving our community in 2026!

12/16/2025

DID YOU KNOW: RADIOFREQUENCY ABLATION for Pain Management uses image guided (X-RAY) treatments to precisely heat an area of the offending nerve. This prevents pain signal from being generated from that nerve. This is a long term pain treatment and is used to treat pain generating from areas such as the neck and lower back. A diagnostic nerve block typically precedes this treatment, in order to confirm the source of and predict potential degree of pain relief.

$DID YOU KNOW: The most common injuries in snowfall are slips and falls, leading to wrist fractures, ankle sprains, knee ...$

12/10/2025

DID YOU KNOW: The most common injuries in snowfall are slips and falls, leading to wrist fractures, ankle sprains, knee injuries and head trauma. Back pain for snow shoveling, and frostbite/hypothermia can also occur.
Preventative methods include:
1. Take short, slow steps with knees slightly bent and arms extended on your sides (like a Penguin!)
2. Swing both legs out then stand, when exiting a vehicle
3. Opt for rubber soled shoes with good tread
4. When shoveling, keep the knees slightly bent to avoid back injury
5. Take frequent breaks and avoid overexertion
Minor injuries can be treated with RICE: Rest, Ice, Compression and Elevation.
** Older adults, particularly those over age 65, can suffer a severe injury even as a result of a 'minor fall.' Always seek medical attention after an injury.

12/04/2025

DID YOU KNOW: Calcitionin Gene Related Peptide (CGRP) is a pain-signaling Neuropeptide involved in Headaches. CGRP Monoclonal Antibodies (CGRP mAB) are injectable medications that block CGRP and thus reduce Headache severity and frequency, and are approved for Migraine Prevention.
GALCANEZUMAB is approved for prevention of Episodic CLUSTER HEADACHES as well, and may be most effective when used in combination with other preventative medications.

11/26/2025

DID YOU KNOW: High Wind speed, High Humidity and Low Barometric pressure can increase PAIN SEVERITY.
Barometric Pressure changes can causes tissues to expand, increasing pressure on Arthritic joints.
Nerves may be more exposed in Arthritic joints, and sensitive to pressure changes.
HELPFUL STRATEGIES include dressing in layers, staying active including low impact exercises, warm baths/showers, and pharmacologic treatments with abortive and preventative medications.

Address

3075 Hospital Gate Suite 309
Oakville, ON
L6M1M1

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+19058470041

Website

http://www.onpclinic.org/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when ONP Clinic - Oakville Neurology & Pain Management posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Address
Telephone
Opening Hours
Alerts
Contact The Practice
Claim ownership or report listing

Want your practice to be the top-listed Clinic in Oakville?