McMonigle Neurology Associates
Dr. McMonigle is board-certified and has completed fellowships in clinical neurology, child neurology, and neuromuscular disorders.
On-site state-of-the-art testing affords our patients convenient and comprehensive exams.
We work closely with most insurance providers to keep your treatments as affordable as possible.
We are sensitive to your needs and treat every patient and their family with the utmost respect and privacy.
Residents of Elwood, NY can receive a proper diagnosis of the underlying cause of back, buttock, and-or leg pain to determine if their condition is sciatic nerve pain.
Dr. McMonigle is a Board-Certified Neurologist with years of experience serving Elwood patients, addressing symptoms of sciatic nerve pain and lower back pain to uncover the underlying cause and keep the problem from becoming progressively worse.
Diagnosing sciatic nerve pain requires a thorough history and focused examination.
Whether your pain is moderate or incapacitating, these are a few common sciatic nerve pain symptoms:
It is essential to keep detailed notes about your symptoms because sciatic nerve pain or sciatica pain that originates in the lower back share symptoms with other conditions.
Call today or schedule a consultation online for a proper diagnosis.
True sciatica is an irritation or injury to the sciatic nerve that originates in the buttock/gluteal area.
The characteristic mark of sciatica is pain that radiates from your lumbar (lower spine) to your buttock and down the back of your leg.
Sciatica in Elwood patients occurs as the result of medical conditions such as:
Mild sciatica tends to go away over time. However, it is time to seek immediate medical care if you have sudden or severe pain in your lower back or leg, numbness or muscle weakness in your leg, or difficulty controlling your bowels or bladder.
Call our clinic or visit us online to schedule a consultation if your pain lasts longer than a week, is severe, or becomes progressively worse.
Many cases of lower back pain are mechanical in nature, or a disruption in the way components of the spine, muscle, intervertebral discs, and nerves fit together and move.
Examples of mechanical causes of lower back pain may be congenital, a result of injuries, degenerative problems, nerve and spinal cord problems, or non-spine sources.
Residents in Elwood suffering lower back pain or other neurological conditions can experience a better life with personalized and compassionate care delivered by Dr. McMonigle, the best Neurologist in New York!
These are a few reasons why patients choose Dr. McMonigle for lower back pain treatment:
Call McMonigle Neurology Associates today to help determine the cause of your pain.
631-230-6644