Kevin Hastings III, FNP

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Primary: Nurse Practitioner (NP)

Sub-Specialty: General

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Pain Management Services

Hastings, Kevin L Do

Hastings Kevin L Jr

Dr. Kevin Lee Hastings, DO

Kevin L Hastings DO

Osteopathic Pain Management Services

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Phone: (607) 748-9001

Address: 200 Front St Ste A, Vestal, NY 13850

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Kevin Hastings III, FNP

General Practitioners

Headaches
Fibromyalgia
While the majority of our patients have at some point, been labeled “Fibromyalgia” as a cause for all of their pain, we generally find the root to be a failure in accounting for the compensation around a focus of injury. No matter how subtle it may be, if you shut down a painful area and allow it to decondition, it will stress other areas as they compensate. This then may appear to be a wild fire spread of symptoms.
Plantar Fasciitis

Internal Medicine
Kevin Hastings, D.O. is a Doctor of Osteopathy; practicing Osteopathic influenced internal medicine based pain management. This combined training has enabled Dr. Hastings to treat a growing population of patients who experience ongoing chronic pain.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Given the fact that it encompasses all of the nerves down the arm, it can mimic nerve dysfunction like carpal tunnel. It can also give the appearance of vascular compromise with varying temperatures of the hand or forearm, as well as edema from congestion of the lymphatic return.

Depression

Ultrasound
MRI
Specifically regarding sciatica, the pain is not coming directly from the lumbar spine. It is coming from the fact that the lumbar spine is stabilizing and involving the pelvis. Stabilizing the pelvis is the piriformis muscle, which then compresses on the sciatic nerve. This compression cannot be seen on an MRI, as there is no tissue injury or disruption. One can infer that if there’s been enough force to herniate a disc on the lumbar spine, the surrounding muscle spasm has involved the pelvis, therefore the piriformis, therefore the sciatic nerve.

Sciatica
The sympathetic nervous system will then react to it’s own distension pain, causing a cycle. If it goes on long enough, it can lead to constriction of vessels and atrophy of tissue, which causes the typical physical findings of RSD. These are shiny skin, loss of hair and nail growth, and bony atrophy. It is important, on the front end, to recognize that this could be Thoracic Outlet Syndrome. or Sciatica / Pelvic Obliquity / Piriformis Syndrome.

Physical Therapists

Manual Therapy
They help their patients develop attitudes and lifestyles that don’t just fight illness, but prevent it. They give special attention to how the body’s nerves, blood vessels, lymphatics, muscles, bones and organs systems, work together to influence health. And, through Osteopathic Manipulative Therapy (OMT), they can use their hands to diagnose injury and illness... and encourage the body’s natural ability to heal itself.

Plantar Fasciitis
What typically slips through the cracks are varying foot aliments, restless leg syndrome, night cramps, plantar fasciitis, post-op knee, hip and foot surgery with odd residual pain.
Podiatric Surgery

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