Sciatica is a type of pain that radiates along the sciatic nerve, which runs from your lower back, through your hips and buttocks, and down each leg. People with sciatica often feel shooting, burning or tingling pain, sometimes accompanied by...
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About Affinity Pain
We are a medical clinic and seek to apply up-to-date evidenced-based therapy, be cost effective and advocate for every patient we attend to. Pain is complex and may have multiple inciting factors. Our assessment and intervention are based upon current international recommended practices.Essentially, we will not do what is deemed to lack benefit or worse, cause patient harm.
Pain Conditions
We provide a comprehensive range of customized consultations and minimally-invasive pain relief solutions for your acute and chronic pain issues. Pain conditions we attend to include Headaches & Migraines, Neck & Back Pain, Joint Pain, Sport Injuries, Acute & Chronic Pain and Cancer Pain
Headaches are a very common condition that most people will experience many times during their lives.
Such pain is commonplace and may arise due to work, illness or injury. Our minimally invasive interventions are safe and spare patients unnecessary surgery.
Injuries arising from an active lifestyle have to be managed quickly. This is minimise sedentary downtime and return to activity, even for the non competitive sports person.
Pain in our joints reduce mobility. Our assessments and treatments are aimed at improving mobility, reducing pain and helping patients who may not be suitable for surgery.
There are numerous pain syndromes not listed under our broad headings, but that does not mean they are less important. These include fibromyalgia, facial pains and pain from herpes zoster, to name a few.
Terminal illness brings about an entire host of concerns, both for the patient and family. Pain is usually intractable and difficult to manage with just medication. We seek to bridge that pain gap, so as to enable more quality family time spent.
Injuries in the elbow are primarily causes by strains from the frequent use of the joint. Most every day activities and tasks will require repetitive hand and arm movements.
Musculoskeletal pain refers to pain in the bones, muscles, ligaments, nerves and tendons. This pain can either be felt in one specific area of the body such as the lower back and knee, or throughout the entire body.
Injury to the nervous system may result in nerve pain or even pain in the spinal cord and brain, which are known as the central nervous system.
Five Exercises You Can Do Even When You Have Sciatica Pain
Sciatica is a type of pain that radiates along the sciatic nerve, which runs from your lower back, through your hips and buttocks, and down each leg. People with sciatica often feel shooting, burning or tingling pain, sometimes accompanied by numbness or weakness in the leg. The pain usually affects...
Relieve Neck Tension and Tension Headache in Minutes: A Step-by-Step Guide to Self-Massage
For most adults, neck and head pain is usually caused by everyday factors, such as poor posture, long hours at a desk or on the phone, stress or even sleeping with an unsupportive pillow. Muscle tension and eye strain can also trigger headaches that feel like pressure around the head...
Four Easy Tips to Reduce Neck Pain Quickly
Neck pain in adults can arise from a variety of factors, most commonly muscle strain, poor posture or repetitive movements. Spending long hours hunched over computers, smartphones or desks can tighten neck and shoulder muscles, leading to discomfort. Other causes include stress-related muscle tension, sudden jerks or injuries, arthritis and...
Muscle Knots Explained: When to See a Doctor for Persistent Pain
Most of us have felt a muscle knot – those small, tight, painful lumps or tender spots in muscle tissue that seem to “knot up” and hurt when touched. In medical terms, these are often referred to as myofascial trigger points, which are hyperirritable spots within muscle fibers or the...
What Is the Sciatic Nerve and What Causes Sciatica Pain?
The sciatic nerve is the largest and longest nerve in the human body. It begins in the lower spine, runs through the buttocks, then continues down the back of the thigh, calf and into the foot. Its job is to control the muscles in the back of the leg and...
How to Tell If You Have Cervical Spondylosis and What You Can Do About It
Cervical spondylosis is a very common condition that affects the neck area, specifically the bones and discs that support your neck. You may hear doctors call this part of the body the cervical spine, but in simple terms, it’s just the section of your backbone that runs from the base...
Sciatica Pain Relief and When Should You See a Doctor
Sciatica is one of those terms many people have heard, but few fully understand until they experience it firsthand. It is a deep, radiating pain that shoots from the lower back down to the leg, sometimes all the way to the foot. While many assume it’s just another kind of...
Understanding Fascia Release: The Science Behind Pain Relief and Healing
Fascia release, also known as myofascial release, is a therapeutic technique designed to ease tension within the body’s connective tissue network known as fascia. Fascia is a thin, elastic layer that surrounds and supports muscles, organs, nerves, and blood vessels, forming a continuous web throughout the entire body. When this...
Cervical Spondylosis Explained: Tips to Reduce Pain and Stiffness
Cervical spondylosis is a condition that describes the natural age-related changes in the neck. Your neck, or cervical spine, is made up of seven small bones (vertebrae) stacked on top of each other, separated by cushioning discs that act like shock absorbers. Over the years, these bones and discs undergo...
Thinking of Getting Active Again? Beware Lower Back Pain and the Joint Problems That Come With Age.
Back pain is one of the most common health issues people face. It can happen when the muscles, ligaments or discs in the spine are strained or injured, often from poor posture, heavy lifting or long hours of sitting. Sometimes it is due to sudden movements, while in other cases,...
Dr Daniel Phang
Anaesthesiology & Pain Management Specialist
MBBS (Singapore), M.Med (Anaesthesia), FIPP (USA), CIPS (USA) , FAMS
Dr Daniel Phang Anaesthesiology & Pain Management Specialist MBBS (Singapore), M.Med (Anaesthesia), FIPP (USA), CIPS (USA) , FAMS Dr Daniel Phang is a Singapore-certified anaesthesiologist and pain management physician. He is proficient in assessing and managing pain conditions through the use of image-guided intervention. These conditions range from musculoskeletal and mechanical, to degenerative, accident-related or caused by various disease and illness.
Dr Daniel Phang
Anaesthesiology & Pain Management Specialist
MBBS (Singapore), M.Med (Anaesthesia), FIPP (USA), CIPS (USA) , FAMS
Dr Daniel Phang Anaesthesiology & Pain Management Specialist MBBS (Singapore), M.Med (Anaesthesia), FIPP (USA), CIPS (USA) , FAMS Dr Daniel Phang is a Singapore-certified anaesthesiologist and pain management physician. He is proficient in assessing and managing pain conditions through the use of image-guided intervention. These conditions range from musculoskeletal and mechanical, to degenerative, accident-related or caused by various disease and illness.
Our Treatments
Our professional physician offer extensive treatments that are tailored to every individual patient’s needs. Placing patient safety and care first.
Enquiry / Consultation
Contact us at +65 6429 1335 or +65 8023 3065 to book an appointment, or you can send us your message below to discuss a customized pain relief solution for you. We will get back to you soon as soon as possible.
Contact us at +65 6429 1335 or
+65 8023 3065 to book an appointment, or you can send us your message below to discuss a customized pain relief solution for you. We will get back to you soon as soon as possible.
Payment Schemes
At Affinity Pain, we understand that healthcare costs are a concern. We are therefore Medisave-accredited to help with hospitalisation and procedural costs. We also work with esteemed insurance partners to ensure that your pain management journey is as financially seamless as possible.
Feel free to reach out to us if you require any assistance. You may also contact your insurance agent for more information
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Relieve Neck Tension and Tension Headache in Minutes: A Step-by-Step Guide to Self-Massage
For most adults, neck and head pain is usually caused by everyday factors, such as poor posture, long hours at a desk or on the phone, stress or even sleeping with an unsupportive pillow. Muscle tension and eye strain can...
Read More
Four Easy Tips to Reduce Neck Pain Quickly
Neck pain in adults can arise from a variety of factors, most commonly muscle strain, poor posture or repetitive movements. Spending long hours hunched over computers, smartphones or desks can tighten neck and shoulder muscles, leading to discomfort. Other causes...
Read More
Muscle Knots Explained: When to See a Doctor for Persistent Pain
Most of us have felt a muscle knot - those small, tight, painful lumps or tender spots in muscle tissue that seem to “knot up” and hurt when touched. In medical terms, these are often referred to as myofascial trigger...
Read More
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