Louisiana Pain Care - Monroe, La

05/12/2026

While medications may temporarily reduce discomfort, they often do not address the underlying cause of sciatic nerve irritation. Fortunately, many non-medication treatment options can help patients find lasting relief, improve mobility, and return to normal activities.

Sciatica is one of the most common causes of lower back and leg pain, affecting millions of people each year. While medications may temporarily reduce discomfort, they often do not address the underlying cause of sciatic nerve irritation. Fortunately, many non-medication treatment options can help p...

05/12/2026

Today is International Nurses Day. We are celebrating the dedication and compassion of nurses everywhere—thank you for making a difference every day! 💙

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing moms out there! We’re celebrating you today and every day!

05/08/2026

At Louisiana Pain Care, we’re here to help you feel your best with caring pain management for back pain, neck pain, herniated discs, shingles, and more. Visit us at our Monroe or Ruston locations for expert support in a welcoming environment! Ready to get started? Call us at (318) 323-6405 or use our easy online form to book your appointment: https://bit.ly/3N3vF1Y

05/05/2026

We love hearing from our patients! Dr. J. Walker Sturdivant is board-certified in anesthesiology and pain medicine by the American Board of Anesthesiology. He has co-authored multiple textbook chapters on the practice of pain management. His work focuses on improving the quality of life for all of his patients, especially those with chronic pain. At Louisiana Pain Care we offer patients personalized pain relief to enhance your quality of life. If you're suffering from chronic pain or a recent injury, contact us today to get care that is unique to your needs- https://lapaincare.com/contact/

05/05/2026

For patients who haven’t found relief with medications, physical therapy, or other conservative treatments, nerve blocks offer a targeted and effective solution. But what exactly are nerve blocks, and how do they work?

Chronic pain can interfere with every aspect of life—from sleep and mobility to work and overall well-being. For patients who haven’t found relief with medications, physical therapy, or other conservative treatments, nerve blocks offer a targeted and effective solution. But what exactly are nerv...

05/04/2026

Degenerative disc disease refers to the gradual deterioration of spinal discs. These discs, which serve as flexible cushions between the vertebrae in the spinal column, play a vital role in absorbing shocks and facilitating comfortable movement, bending, and twisting. The most common symptoms of DDD are neck pain and back pain, causing numbness or tingling. Pain can come and go, lasting for weeks or months. Pain may also radiate down the buttocks or lower back and worsen with sitting, bending or lifting. Louisiana Pain Care has treatment options that can help address degenerative disc disease and its associated symptoms. Our experienced pain management specialists are here to provide personalized care and help alleviate your pain. Don’t let pain hold you back, contact us today! https://bit.ly/4cMjX7K

05/01/2026

Curious about the Intracept® Procedure? This minimally invasive, outpatient treatment is bringing real relief to people dealing with chronic low back pain. Experience how targeted pain management can help you feel better and enjoy life more! Learn more and find out if you're a candidate here: https://lapaincare.com/intracept/

04/29/2026

Spinal cord stimulation represents a significant advancement in the treatment of chronic nerve pain.

Chronic nerve pain can be persistent, disruptive, and life-altering. For many patients, medications, physical therapy, and injections provide only partial or temporary relief. When conservative treatments are not enough, spinal cord stimulation (SCS) offers a modern, minimally invasive option that c...

04/29/2026

Kyphoplasty is a minimally invasive surgical procedure used to treat painful vertebral compression fractures. During the procedure, the physician uses instruments to inject a cement-like material into a cavity created within the fractured vertebra, which will quickly harden and stabilize the bone and fracture. Vertebral compression fractures are most often caused by osteoporosis or traumatic injury and lead to sudden back pain and loss of vertebral height and shape. Kyphoplasty aims to alleviate pain by lifting and supporting the collapsed bone. It can help patients resume normal activities more quickly. For those suffering from pain due to an osteoporotic compression fracture, kyphoplasty may provide effective long-term relief. Individuals who have experienced back pain following a vertebral compression fracture can contact Louisiana Pain Care to learn more about kyphoplasty and determine if you are a candidate for this minimally invasive procedure. A consultation can help answer questions and discuss whether kyphoplasty is an appropriate treatment option. https://lapaincare.com/treatments/

04/28/2026

Congrats to Tina, Tammy, and Sharon on 20 years with Louisiana Pain Care/Arklamiss Surgery Center! It takes a lot of dedication, hard work and commitment to reach 20 years at your job. We are extremely blessed to have such quality workers and look forward to another 20 more! Ladies, you are truly amazing, and we love having you with us!