8841 East Bell Road, Suite 101, Scottsdale, AZ 85260 | Rate: ★★★★★
Fibromyalgia & Neuritis Treatment in Phoenix, AZ
Signs You May Need Fibromyalgia or Neuritis Treatment
Pain in several areas
Sharp, tingling, or electric pain
Feeling tired after sleeping
Trouble moving, sleeping, or working

How We Evaluate and Treat Fibromyalgia & Neuritis
Initial Consultation
Comprehensive Evaluation
Accurate Diagnosis
Personalized Treatment Plan
Ongoing Care & Monitoring
Fibromyalgia & Neuritis Treatment Options
Medication Management
Low-Impact Exercise Guidance
Nerve Blocks
Sleep and Lifestyle Support
Common Conditions We Evaluate
| Condition / Symptom | What You Should Know | Related Treatments |
|---|---|---|
| Fibromyalgia | Can cause pain throughout the body. | Medication, Rehabilitation, Gentle Exercise |
| Neuritis | Happens when a nerve becomes inflamed. | Medication, Nerve Blocks, Rehabilitation |
| Peripheral Neuropathy | Can cause burning, tingling, or numbness. | Medication, Rehabilitation |
| Myofascial Pain | Causes pain and tightness in muscles. | Trigger Point Injections, Rehabilitation |
| Sleep Problems | Poor sleep can make pain and fatigue worse. | Medication, Lifestyle Changes |
Meet Our Pain Management Team

James KellerShabrokh, D.O.

Steven Giacoppo, FNP

Marcelle Hanish, FNP-BC, LAc

Emily Brooker, PA-C, MMS
Insurance, Treatment Plans & Medical Documentation
Health Insurance
Treatment Planning
Medical Records
Follow-Up Care
Why Choose Comprehensive Pain Management
Experienced Providers
Non-Surgical Treatment
Careful Diagnosis
Patient-Focused Care

Frequently Asked Questions
What is fibromyalgia?
Fibromyalgia is a long-term condition that may cause widespread pain, tenderness, fatigue, sleep problems, and difficulty completing daily activities.
What is neuritis?
Neuritis means a nerve is irritated or inflamed. It may cause burning pain, tingling, numbness, weakness, or sensitivity.
Are fibromyalgia and neuritis the same?
No. Fibromyalgia usually causes widespread symptoms, while neuritis normally affects a particular nerve or group of nerves.
How are these conditions diagnosed?
Diagnosis may include a symptom review, medical history, physical examination, blood tests, imaging, or nerve testing when medically appropriate.
What happens during my first appointment?
We review your symptoms, examine painful areas, discuss previous care, and determine which evaluations or treatments may be appropriate.
Which treatment will I need?
The right treatment depends on your diagnosis, symptoms, health, daily activities, sleep, and response to previous treatments.
Can fibromyalgia be cured?
There is currently no single cure, but personalized treatment may help control symptoms and improve quality of life.
Can neuritis improve with treatment?
Some cases improve when the cause is treated. Results depend on the affected nerve, symptom duration, and underlying condition.
Does insurance cover treatment?
Coverage depends on your plan, diagnosis, and recommended services. Contact our office and insurance company to confirm your benefits.
Are treatment results guaranteed?
No treatment can guarantee results. Your provider will discuss possible benefits, risks, limitations, and other available care options.
