Neck Pain

Minimally invasive procedure used to alleviate chronic pain by applying heat to the nerves responsible for transmitting pain signals. This can provide long-lasting relief for conditions like back pain and arthritis.

Medial branch blocks involve the injection of a local anesthetic near the small nerve branches that supply sensation to the facet joints in the spine. It’s a diagnostic tool to identify the source of back or neck pain.

Nerve branch blocks are similar to medial branch blocks but target specific nerves outside the spine. They are used to diagnose and provide temporary pain relief for various conditions, including nerve-related pain.

Epidural injections deliver pain relief medication into the epidural space around the spinal cord. They can be used to manage pain in the back, neck, or legs, often associated with conditions like herniated discs or spinal stenosis.

Joint injections involve the injection of medication, usually a combination of anesthetics and anti-inflammatory steroids, into a specific joint to reduce pain and inflammation. They are commonly used for conditions like osteoarthritis.

Also known as corticosteroid injections, are used to reduce inflammation and relieve pain in various parts of the body. They can be administered into joints, tendons, or soft tissues to treat conditions such as arthritis, tendinitis, or bursitis.

Target specific muscle knots or “trigger points” with a local anesthetic or medication. They are used to alleviate muscle pain, spasms, and tension often associated with conditions like myofascial pain syndrome.