Debunked! Uncovering 3 Myths about Pain Injections
Are you considering a pain injection but trying to wade through the myths online? We’ve got you covered. Read on as our team debunks three myths about pain injections.
Trinity Pain Medicine Associates is pleased to announce the addition of a new physician to their group, Dr. Ashley Bailey-Classen. Dr. Bailey-Classen is a North Texas native who graduated from University of North Texas Health Science Center - Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine. She then moved north of the Red River to complete an anesthesiology residency at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center and is a Diplomate of the American Board of Anesthesiology. She then traveled to Ohio to complete a pain medicine fellowship at the prestigious Cleveland Clinic. She plans to sit for her Pain Medicine Board Certification in September of 2019. Since her graduation she has joined her parents, Eva J. Bailey, MD and Ashley M. Classen, DO at their busy practice. She has a heart to view the patient as a whole and not just a collection of symptoms. Her goals are to not only relieve her patients of their pain but also return them to an improved level of functionality.












Are you considering a pain injection but trying to wade through the myths online? We’ve got you covered. Read on as our team debunks three myths about pain injections.
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