Your Pain Physician Expert
Dr. Ubaidulhaq is a double board-certified, fellowship-trained pain management and neurology specialist. He knew he wanted to be a doctor from an early age. Hospitalized after an accident at 9 years old, he was impacted by the interaction he had with his doctors and nurses.
He treats a broad spectrum of patients from intervention to complete care. His patients may have acute and chronic pain, conditions with the spine and headache.
Dr. Ubaidulhaq enjoys the hands-on approach to pain management, working with patients and helping them see results. He treats his patients as he would treat his family. “In my decision making, I explain options to help patients decide,” he said. “I ask myself, ‘Is this something I would offer my family, too?'”
He said his goal is to help patients make informed decisions about their care. “I hope patients feel that we develop a relationship starting on their first visit,” he said. “My role is to present them a menu of options and be there to help them decide.”
Dr. Ubaidulhaq earned his medical degree from Allama Iqbal Medical College in Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan. He completed his neurology residency at Wayne State University/ Children’s Hospital of Michigan in Detroit and a fellowship in pain management at the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson, MS.
When not working, he enjoys spending time with his family. They like to travel, do outdoor and indoor activities. He likes fishing and skeet shooting.
Philosophy to Care
He treats his patients as he would treat his family. “In my decision making, I explain options to help patients decide,” he said. “I ask myself, ‘Is this something I would offer my family, too?’”
“I hope patients feel that we develop a relationship starting on their first visit,” he said. “My role is to present them a menu of options and be there to help them decide.”
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Publications
Case Reports
Published:
Majeed, Muhammad Hassan, Muhammad Ubaidulhaq, Anesh Rugnath, and Ike Eriator. “Extreme Ends of Pain Sensitivity in SCN9A Mutation Variants: Case Report and Literature Review.” Innovations in clinical neuroscience 15, no. 11-12 (2018): 33.
Majeed, Muhammad Hassan, Muhammad Ubaidulhaq, and William E. Gusa. “EFFECTIVE PAIN CONTROL IN HUTCHINSON-GILFORD PROGERIA SYNDROME.” Innovations in clinical neuroscience 15.5-6 (2018): 11.
Martin, A. A. C., M. Ubaidulhaq, and L. Sivaswamy. “Visual Diagnosis: A Toddler with a Large Birthmark and Developmental Delay.” Pediatrics in review 39.1 (2018): e1-e4.
Ubaidulhaq, Muhammad, Young Ah Lee, and Huiyuan Jiang. “Chorea as the Neurological Symptom of Delayed Encephalopathy After Carbon Monoxide Intoxication in a Child.” The Neurohospitalist (2016): 1941874416628606.
Ubaidulhaq, Muhammad, Nabiha Shahid, and Jocelyn Y. Ang. “Pillow Feather–Associated Unusual Neck Complication in a Young Child.” Global Pediatric Health 3 (2016): 2333794X16646697.
Muhammad Ubaidulhaq, MD; Alyssa Bottrell, MS; and Safwan Riaz, MD. A Child With Bone and Craniofacial Abnormalities Consultants for Pediatricians. CFP. 2016;15(6):305-308.
Muhammad Ubaidulhaq, MD; Samie Ullah Ahmed, MD; and Jeffrey W. Taub, MD. Abdominal pain in a teen with sickle cell disease: What’s the source? Consultants for Pediatricians. CFP. 2015; 11(4): 173-175
Peer Reviewed Papers
Chen, Tai-Heng, et al. “Posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome with spinal cord involvement in children: clinicoradiologic findings and a retrospective comparison between adult and pediatric patients.” Journal of child neurology 32.1 (2017): 112-119.
Majeed, Muhammad H., Sadaf Arooj, Muhammad Abbas Khokhar, Tamoor Mirza, Ali A. Ali, and Zahid H. Bajwa. “Trigeminal Neuralgia: A Clinical Review for the General Physician.” Cureus 10, no. 12 (2018).
Presentations/Posters/
Rashid, S. Ubaidulhaq, M. Jiang, H. Idiopathic Non-polio Polio-like Flaccid Paralysis Presented at American Academy of Neurology Annual Meeting 2015.
Ubaidulhaq, M. Jiang, H, Lee, 10 yr old boy with abnormal movements. Presented at Movement disorder sig at Child Neurology Society, 2015.
Hassan Majeed, Muhammad Ubaidulhaq, William Gusa. Metabolism of Opioids in Hutchinson-Gilford Progeria Syndrome: A Case Report and Literature Review. Presented at ASRA16th Annual Pain Medicine Meeting, 11/2017.
Muhammad Ubaidulhaq, Anand Prem. Sphenopalatine ganglion block under fluoroscopic guidance – Potential alternative to epidural blood patch for postdural puncture headache. Case report with literature review. Presented at ASRA16th Annual Pain Medicine Meeting, 11/2017.
Muhammad Ubaidulhaq, Hassan Majeed, Anesh Rugnath, Ike Eriator. Extreme Ends of Pain Sensitivity in SCN9A Mutation: A Case Report. Presented at ASRA16th Annual Pain Medicine Meeting, 11/2017.
Muhammad Ubaidulhaq, Anand Prem. Sphenopalatine Ganglion block under fluoroscopic guidance –a less invasive alternative to treat Head and Neck area pain syndromes. Case Series with literature review. Presented at ASRA16th Annual Pain Medicine Meeting, 04/2018.
Sireesha Chinthaparthi, Muhammad Ubaidulhaq, Fluoroscopy-guided Sphenopalatine Ganglion block for migraine in a Pediatric patient. Presented at CNS Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, 10/2018.
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