Apr 7, 2017 | Pelvic Pain, Piriformis Syndrome, Success Stories
Sciatica Pain Gone After Dr. Tollestrup Removes Piriformis Muscle Sharon came to see Dr. Tollestrup for evaluation of severe, chronic sciatica pain involving the the back of her left thigh which is where the piriformis muscle is located. This pain started five years...
Apr 4, 2017 | Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS), Success Stories
CRPS Patient Healed Through Nerve Decompression Surgery by Dr. Tim Tollestrup CRPS/RSD is a condition that is widely misunderstand. Patients often feel that they are destined to live a life in pain. But in reality, many of these patients can be helped through nerve...
Mar 31, 2017 | Chronic Joint Pain, Failed Hip or Knee Surgery, Knee Pain, Pain after Knee Surgery, Success Stories
Knee Denervation Helps Patient With Chronic Knee Pain Quincy is a patient with a history of two different arthroscopic surgeries on the left knee for torn meniscus. He agreed to let us share his story in hopes of reaching other patients suffering from similar...
Mar 21, 2017 | Chronic Joint Pain, Failed Hip or Knee Surgery, Knee Pain, Success Stories
Knee Pain Finally Gone Thanks to Dr. Tollestrup Mark came to see Dr. Tim Tollestrup after years of debilitating knee pain. Unfortunately, he is a classic example of a patient enduring unnecessary, ineffective surgical procedure’s because his doctors did not properly...
Mar 14, 2017 | Chronic Pain After Surgery / Trauma, Cluneal Nerves, Failed Spine Surgery, Success Stories, Videos
Lingering Pain After Back Surgery – What Does It Mean? Robert Jackson’s story illustrates the problem of failed back surgery and why patients still have pain even after the surgical procedure. In Robert’s case, spine surgery did not help him at all....
Mar 9, 2017 | Migraine / Chronic Headaches, Success Stories, Videos
Nerve Surgery Resolves Migraine Headaches for Michael Chronic or Migraine headaches are another area that Dr. Tim Tollestrup focuses on for peripheral Nerve Surgery. Injury or compression to nerves in the back of the neck/head or in the front of the face by the eyes...
