Additional Pain Treatments
Effective Additional Pain Treatments for Long-term Comfort
At Neurology & Pain Management Center, we offer a variety of additional pain treatments to help patients find lasting relief. Procedures like caudal injections and nerve blocks can reduce inflammation and block pain signals, especially for lower back and leg pain. Joint injections in the hip, shoulder, and knee help manage arthritis or injury-related discomfort. We also use sacroiliac joint injections for those with pain in the lower spine or pelvis. These treatments can significantly reduce pain and improve daily function.
For patients with ongoing pain, we provide chronic opioid management under close supervision. This approach ensures the safest possible use of medication when other treatments have limited results. Trigger point injections are also effective for muscle pain caused by tight, sensitive areas. When nerves are compressed or irritated, cubital tunnel treatments offer relief, especially for arm and hand discomfort. Each treatment is chosen based on your condition, medical history, and response to previous therapies.
We also offer procedures like spinal taps (lumbar punctures) for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes, helping to identify or relieve spinal pressure. Patients with TMJ (temporomandibular joint) disorders can benefit from focused TMJ injections to ease jaw tension and pain. These additional treatments are part of a broader care strategy for people living with chronic or complex pain. Our goal is to reduce discomfort, restore movement, and improve quality of life. We’re committed to helping you move forward with comfort and confidence.
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Our Additional Pain Treatments
Your Relief Journey Begins With the Right Treatment
We offer a range of additional pain treatments to help manage complex and ongoing pain. These options go beyond standard care to provide relief for various conditions. Each treatment is chosen based on your symptoms and how your body responds.
Caudal injections deliver medication into the lower spine to reduce inflammation and nerve pain. They are often used for lower back pain and sciatica. This method helps ease pressure on spinal nerves. Many patients experience improved pain relief and better movement.
Chronic opioid management involves careful use of opioid medications for long-term pain control. Doctors monitor dosages closely to avoid side effects and dependence. It is considered when other pain relief options aren’t enough. The goal is to manage pain safely over time.
Cubital tunnel treatment focuses on relieving pressure on the ulnar nerve at the elbow. This condition causes numbness, tingling, or weakness in the hand and arm. Treatments include physical therapy, splints, or injections to reduce nerve irritation. Early care can prevent worsening symptoms.
Joint injections deliver anti-inflammatory medicine directly into painful joints like the hip, shoulder, or knee. These injections help reduce swelling and ease arthritis or injury pain. They provide relief that can improve joint function and daily activities. Many patients find them effective for managing flare-ups.
Nerve blocks use targeted injections to interrupt pain signals from specific nerves. This treatment can relieve pain from surgeries, injuries, or chronic conditions. It may also be used to diagnose the source of pain. Nerve blocks offer focused relief with minimal side effects.
Sacroiliac joint injections reduce pain in the lower back and pelvis by delivering medication into the joint. This area often causes discomfort linked to arthritis or injury. The injections help decrease inflammation and improve mobility. Patients usually experience significant pain relief.
TMJ injections target the temporomandibular joint to reduce jaw pain and inflammation. They help patients with jaw stiffness, headaches, or difficulty chewing. Injections can relieve muscle tension and joint irritation. This treatment supports better jaw movement and comfort.
Trigger point injections release tight muscle knots, causing localized pain and discomfort. They involve injecting a small amount of medication directly into painful muscle spots. This helps relax muscles and reduce referred pain. Patients often notice quicker relief and improved muscle function.
Genicular Artery Embolization
Genicular Artery Embolization is a minimally invasive procedure that reduces blood flow to the inflamed arteries around the knee to relieve pain. It is often used to manage knee pain caused by osteoarthritis or other chronic conditions.
How It works?
- A small catheter is inserted into the artery supplying blood to the knee.
- Imaging guidance is used to locate the targeted genicular arteries.
- Tiny particles are injected to block abnormal blood flow.
- The reduced blood flow decreases inflammation and pain.
- The procedure is done under local anesthesia.
- Recovery time is generally short with minimal discomfort.
Symptoms
- Persistent pain
- Knee swelling
- Limited motion
What Makes Our Additional Pain Treatments Stand Out?
Our team has extensive experience in diagnosing and treating various types of pain. We use proven methods to find the right treatment for each patient’s needs. This helps ensure safer and more effective pain relief. You can trust our experts to guide your care.
We offer a wide range of additional pain treatments to address different conditions. From injections to medication management, we cover many pain sources. This variety allows us to find the best way to reduce your pain. We focus on improving your quality of life.
We listen carefully to your symptoms and concerns before recommending treatments. Our approach respects your comfort and goals throughout the process. We work closely with you to track progress and adjust care if needed. Your well-being is our top priority.
All treatments are performed with attention to safety and accuracy. We closely monitor your response to reduce risks and improve outcomes. Our facility follows strict standards for cleanliness and care. This ensures you receive reliable and professional pain management.
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If you’re ready to learn more about our additional pain treatments or want to schedule an appointment, please reach out to us. Our team is here to answer your questions and help you find relief. Contact us today to take the next step toward better pain management.
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