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Dr Tamara Gurevich, Pain Management

Tired of living with pain? Dr. Tamara Gurevich, a member of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, has dedicated her career to helping people like you. Since 2001, she has helped over 10,000 patients find lasting pain relief. Dr. Gurevich is a leading voice in pain management, working at two hospitals and practicing at three convenient Chicagoland locations.   Take the first step toward a pain-free life and schedule your appointment today! About Doctor Request a Consultation

Dr. Tamara Gurevich – Pain Management Specialist, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

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Suffering From Pain? Can’t Pick a Physician? Read How my Accurate Diagnoses and Effective Treatments Can Speed Up Your Recovery!

If you’ve been suffering from pain for a long time (i.e. arthritis, migraine headaches, etc.) or if you’ve recently gotten hurt in a car accident, work injury or sports injury and now need treatment, I’m sure you have a lot of things going through your mind.

  • Will the treatment work?
  • How long will it take me to recover?
  • Can my family afford this?
  • Who is a good doctor?
  • How do I choose?

But most importantly, you are probably thinking one thing – I WANT THE PAIN TO STOP.

My name is Dr. Tamara Gurevich and I have been helping patients like you eliminate their pain since 2001. By using state-of-the-art imaging technology, I am able to provide treatment that is extremely accurate, drastically minimizing recovery times, complications, and need for pain medication.

Best of all, these treatments are covered by most insurance plans (PPO and Medicare).



How Am I Able to Deliver Such Incredible Pain Relief?

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By seeing into the body, I’m able to provide the most precise treatment possible.

For years now, doctors in Europe and throughout the world have used musculoskeletal ultrasound to deliver unprecedented pain relief to their patients. Unfortunately, this technology is still very expensive in the US and very few doctors use it.

Musculoskeletal ultrasound allows a physician to see into the body, similar to the 100% safe, noninvasive ultrasound performed on a pregnant woman. By doing so, the physician is able to administer a treatment to the exact source of the pain with pin-point accuracy. This eliminates any possible treatment mistakes and allows the doctor to deliver ultra-precise pain care that does not harm other parts of the body.

In 2007, after years of experience and research in rehabilitation and pain management, I became convinced that I would have to invest in musculoskeletal ultrasound technology and training to deliver superior pain relief to my patients.

When I started using musculoskeletal ultrasound to treat my patients, even I was surprised at the difference in results! Recovery times plummeted, post-treatment complications disappeared, and I was seeing patients using less pain medication.

Click Here To Read How Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Works.


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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Botox

What is Botox (onabotulinumtoxinA) used for medically?

Botox is a prescription medicine (a type of botulinum toxin) injected into muscles to block nerve signals. Medically, it is FDA-approved to treat several conditions, including Chronic Migraine (headaches 15 days/month) and Cervical Dystonia (involuntary neck muscle contractions).


How does Botox work to relieve pain?

For Chronic Migraine, Botox is thought to work by blocking the release of specific chemicals (neurotransmitters) that carry pain signals from the nerves to the brain. For Cervical Dystonia, it works by temporarily weakening the overactive muscles that cause the abnormal head position and painful spasms.


Is this the same Botox used for cosmetic treatments?

Yes, it is the same drug (onabotulinumtoxinA), but the dosage, injection pattern, and muscle targets are completely different for therapeutic conditions like chronic migraine and cervical dystonia compared to cosmetic use. These medical procedures must be performed by a trained specialist.


How often are the injections needed?

For both Chronic Migraine and Cervical Dystonia, injections are typically repeated every 10 to 12 weeks (approximately every three months). This is because the effects of the toxin gradually wear off as the body regenerates new nerve endings.


Orthovisc Injections

What is Orthovisc (High Molecular Weight Hyaluronan)?

Orthovisc is a brand of viscosupplementation used to treat knee pain caused by osteoarthritis (OA). It is a sterile, non-surgical solution injected directly into the knee joint. The active ingredient, high molecular weight hyaluronan, is similar to the substance that occurs naturally in healthy joint fluid.


How does Orthovisc work in the knee?

In an arthritic knee, the natural lubricating fluid (synovial fluid) breaks down, making the joint less protected. Orthovisc acts as a lubricant and shock absorber to supplement the joint fluid, reduce friction, and potentially decrease pain and inflammation.


Who is a candidate for Orthovisc injections?

You are generally a candidate if you have knee OA and have not received adequate pain relief from conservative, non-pharmacologic treatments like simple pain relievers (e.g., acetaminophen), exercise, and physical therapy.


Is Orthovisc a steroid (corticosteroid)?

No. Orthovisc is not a steroid. It is a hyaluronic acid injection. Unlike steroids, which primarily reduce inflammation, Orthovisc is intended to restore the lubricating and shock-absorbing properties of the joint fluid.


How long does the pain relief from Orthovisc last?

Clinical studies show that the beneficial effects of an Orthovisc series can last for up to six months (26 weeks). The duration of relief can vary based on the severity of your OA and your activity level.




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