Kramm Paul C MD - Pain Management in Baton Rouge, Louisiana

“Dr. Kramm is the best pain management doctor that I have ever seen. He listens to me. I have seen him for years. He has always been helpful in trying different things to help reduce my pain. He also has the best staff.”

— edie mcnemar

“Dr. Kramm has truly been a life saver to me. After having suffered immeasurably for many years from an infected & inflamed opened wound that would never completely heal, Dr. Kramm introduced me to a very simple injection that could help the inflamed nerves to calm down to allow healing to take place. In less than 2 weeks, my wound was completely closed up and my wound care specialist was shocked and asked for his name. 3 weeks prior, bone was visible! Dr. Kramm truly cares to get to the cause of the problem. His kind and calm bedside manner puts one at ease. He is humble and tells you the truth. Regarding my injection, he was honest snd said there is no scientific evidence that proves this would work, but that based on his experience, he believed it stood a chance at trying. He is truly a Godsend and I recommend him to anyone with chronic pain.”

— April Torres

“Dr. Kramm continues to be a shining light in an often frustrating world of challenging illness and pain management. He is compassionate, understanding, and Tricia, Stephanie, Catherine, and Kelsey always go over and above to make sure that anything I need is handled. There's no comparison out there. Kramm's the best.”

— Brad Stewart

“Amazing everything. he admits to at one point being a young whippersnapper who thought he knew everything and then realized if he wants to help his patients, he's got to listen to us! And he does. If you have pain and no one can seem to figure it out, it could be a soft tissue problem that Western medicine doesn't necessarily think is an issue. Until it turns into an issue. Normally people have to wait for surgery. He does such a vast variety of injections So that the body can heal itself!? Yes, it's true. And we have a lot of work to do on me L O L, but he is not the least bit intimidated by a very very complex situation: congenital issues, along with several injuries that went untreated for many years. Injuries on top of injuries. He's funny and explains things well. Is naturally curious about anything that would help us to alleviate chronic pain. He works well with other doctors and even ask me questions about what to do because it is, as he says, my body.”

— MaryLiz Edwards