Mukarram Razvi, DO

10,000+ patients treated

10+ years in practice

Dual-board certified

You've probably already tried several treatments for your pain like PT, chiropractic, and specialist visits.

And yet, your pain keeps coming back. 

I trained as an engineer at The Cooper Union before medical school, and it's the reason I treat patients the way I do. Engineers find out why something broke and fix the system. That's exactly how I approach your pain.

I went to medical school at Rowan University, trained in family medicine at ChristianaCare, and then completed a clinical fellowship in osteopathic neuromusculoskeletal medicine at the Virginia College of Osteopathic Medicine. That extra year of training gave me the tools to find and treat the kinds of complex pain patterns that most providers don't have a framework for.

I've also run a marathon and love exercise.

I know what it feels like to push your body hard, hit a wall, and have to fight to get it back. When patients tell me they feel like they're 100 years old, or that they've stopped signing up for activities they used to love, I get it because I’ve been there.

I founded Paragon Osteopathy because the standard model of care wasn't getting people better. That’s why every initial visit is 60 minutes, one-on-one, with me. We’re done when you’re fully better, not just when your billing cycle ends.

"Multiple specialists have been unable to help me, yet I am feeling much better after his non-invasive treatments. He provides hope that our bodies can heal with the proper care and attention." — Vanessa Harvey

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  • In America, there are two routes to becoming a medical doctor. Doctors of osteopathic medicine (DOs) must complete 4 years of medical school just like their MD colleagues, and they also complete 200+ hours of training in osteopathy. Then, both DOs and MDs complete a residency for 3 to 7 years, often shoulder-to-shoulder, before sitting for board certification in a specialty such as family medicine, general surgery, or neurology.

    The culmination of training for a few DOs is a one-year fellowship in osteopathy which better prepares them to help harmonize the many spheres of their patients’ lives. DOs diagnose medical conditions, order blood work and imaging studies, perform injections, prescribe medications, and counsel their patients compassionately.

  • Patients with the following conditions have found benefit in an osteopathic approach:

    • acute muscle strains

    • motor vehicle collisions

    • neck/back pain

    • pregnancy-related pain

    • headaches and migraines

    • sports injuries

    • carpal tunnel syndrome

    • infant head shape

    • post-surgical pain

    • fibromyalgia

    • TMJ pain

    • arthritis/DJD

  • Most patients see significant improvement in 3–5 sessions. Treatment typically follows three phases: trial, treatment, and training. The first three visits establish whether osteopathic care is the right fit and begin creating lasting change. About half of patients feel well enough after that to move straight to maintenance. 

    Those with more complex or longstanding pain usually need a few additional sessions over the following weeks. The goal in every case is to give you the tools to stay better on your own, not to keep you coming back indefinitely.

  • Dr. Razvi is Internationally Certified to utilize FDM techniques on his patients safely and effectively.

    FDM is a patient-centered, symptom-based modality, useful to diagnose and treat painful musculoskeletal and other medical conditions. In this model, the patient becomes the “expert”, skillfully guiding the trained physician to the FDM diagnosis and treatment.

  • Yes, Dr. Razvi has received hundreds of hours of training specifically in cranial manipulation (although this modality is actually used on every part of the body). CST is a protocol-based version of osteopathy in the cranial field (OCF). OCF is gentle enough to perform on babies as young as a few hours old! For more information, please visit the Osteopathic Cranial Academy website at https://cranialacademy.org/

  • Dr. Razvi is fellowship-trained in using real-time ultrasound to examine muscles and joints. If OMT provides insufficient results, he uses that same ultrasound to perform regenerative injections such as prolotherapy and platelet-rich plasma (PRP).

    Some people feel sore for up to 2 days after the injections, depending on which kinds of injections were provided and which body parts were targeted.

    He is happy to discuss these options further in your free phone consultation.

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