Pain management services offer non-surgical solutions for chronic back, neck, and nerve pain. These minimally invasive procedures reduce inflammation, block pain signals, and improve mobility. Below is a detailed breakdown of key treatments:
Epidural Steroid Injections (ESI)
Purpose: Reduces nerve inflammation and pain from herniated discs, stenosis, or sciatica.
Procedure: Steroids + local anesthetic injected near spinal nerves under X-ray guidance.
Relief Duration: Weeks to months (may require repeat injections).
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Facet Joint Injections
Purpose: Diagnoses and treats facet joint arthritis (common in chronic neck/low back pain).
Procedure: Anti-inflammatory medication injected into the joint.
Relief Duration: 3–6 months (can be combined with RFA for longer relief).
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Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA)
Purpose: Uses heat energy to disable pain-transmitting nerves.
Procedure: Needle-electrode burns small nerve branches (lasts 6–12 months).
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Nerve Blocks
Purpose: Temporarily numbs specific nerves to diagnose or treat pain sources.
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Relief Duration: Hours to weeks (diagnostic) or months (therapeutic).
Spinal Cord Stimulation (SCS)
Purpose: Implants a device that sends electrical pulses to mask pain signals.
Procedure: Trial (temporary wires) → Permanent implant if effective.
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Chronic back/neck pain, sciatica, arthritis, failed back surgery syndrome, nerve damage (neuropathy), and post-surgical pain.
Yes! Ultrasound/X-ray guided injections minimize risks. Side effects (if any) are usually mild (e.g., temporary soreness).
Spinal cord stimulation begins with a temporary trial to test effectiveness. If successful, a permanent implant can provide pain relief for 5+ years with adjustable settings.
Absolutely! Pain management focuses on non-addictive solutions like nerve blocks, RFA, and physical therapy.