When should I consult a pain physician for chronic or persistent pain?
You should consider consulting a pain physician when pain persists for several weeks, keeps recurring, interferes with sleep or daily activities, or does not improve adequately with routine treatment. Early assessment can help identify the underlying cause and prevent pain from becoming more difficult to manage. Call Now
What types of pain can a pain physician treat?
A pain physician can evaluate and treat a wide range of acute and chronic pain conditions, including back and neck pain, arthritis and joint pain, nerve pain, sciatica, headaches, musculoskeletal pain, cancer-related pain, post-surgical pain, and other complex pain conditions. Call Now
Can chronic pain be treated without surgery?
Yes. Many chronic pain conditions can be managed without surgery. Depending on the diagnosis, treatment may include medications, physiotherapy and rehabilitation, lifestyle modifications, psychological approaches, and image-guided interventional pain procedures. Surgery is considered only when appropriate. Call Now
What treatments are available for back pain, neck pain, and joint pain?
Treatment depends on the underlying cause and severity of pain. Options may include medications, physiotherapy and rehabilitation, lifestyle advice, targeted injections, nerve blocks, radiofrequency procedures, and other minimally invasive interventional treatments where indicated. Call Now
Is nerve pain treated differently from other types of pain?
Often, yes. Nerve-related pain, or neuropathic pain, may require specific medications and treatment approaches. Depending on the cause, nerve blocks, image-guided procedures, neuromodulation, rehabilitation, and other interventions may also be considered. Call Now
Does the doctor provide interventional pain management treatments?
Yes. When clinically appropriate, image-guided interventional pain management procedures may be offered. These can include nerve blocks, epidural procedures, joint injections, radiofrequency procedures, and other minimally invasive techniques depending on the patient's diagnosis. Call Now
Does the clinic provide follow-up care after pain management procedures?
Yes. Follow-up is an important part of pain management. Patients are reviewed after procedures to assess pain relief, functional improvement, recovery, and the need for further treatment or rehabilitation. Call Now
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