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Author: Dr. Rommaan S. Ahmad, Md -Musculoskeletal Pain Specialist

Dr. Rommaan S. Ahmad has a varied background with extensive experience in Musculoskeletal Bones, Joint, Rehabilitation and Pain Medicine. She graduated from Des Moines University College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2002, with further training at Ascension Providence and Wayne State University School of Medicine. Certified in PM&R, she holds licenses in MD, MI, and VA. Dr. Ahmad’s specialties include Nerve Block, osteoarthritis, pinched nerve, arthritis, and spine issues. She is a member of professional associations like the AAPMR and AOA, and holds committee roles.
After initially practicing in Michigan with a focus on chronic pain management, Dr. Ahmad relocated to the Washington, D.C. area in 2011. She then joined a large multidisciplinary orthopedic and pain management practice, expanding her impact on patient care in northern Virginia and southern Maryland. Her active involvement in various professional organizations—including membership in the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and the American Osteopathic Association—reflects her commitment to staying current with advancements in her field.

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Coccygeus Muscle Cysts

March 20, 2025 17 min read
Coccygeus muscle cysts are fluid-filled sacs that develop within or near the coccygeus muscle, one of the pelvic floor muscles. Although not as commonly...
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Coccygeus Muscle Tumors

March 20, 2025 16 min read
Coccygeus muscle tumors refer to abnormal growths that develop in or near the coccygeus muscle—a small but important part of your pelvic floor located...
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Coccygeus Muscle Pain

March 20, 2025 15 min read
Coccygeus muscle pain is a condition that causes discomfort around your tailbone and lower pelvic area. This guide is written to help you understand...
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Coccygeus Muscle Spasm

March 20, 2025 15 min read
Coccygeus muscle spasm is a condition where the coccygeus—a muscle in the deep pelvic floor—suddenly and involuntarily contracts, leading to pain and discomfort in...
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