What we actually do, why we would choose it, and what it is like.
Diagnostic
EMG and nerve conduction study
Electrical testing that shows whether a nerve is genuinely damaged and where.
Diagnostic nerve block
A targeted injection used to prove which structure is generating the pain.
Spine injections
Epidural steroid injection
Anti-inflammatory medication placed next to an irritated nerve root.
Facet joint injection
Into the small joints at the back of the spine.
Medial branch block
Numbing the nerves that supply the facet joints, to test before ablation.
Radiofrequency ablation
Heat applied to a pain-carrying nerve for longer-lasting relief.
Sacroiliac joint injection
Into the joint between the sacrum and the pelvis.
Nerve blocks
Stellate ganglion block
A neck sympathetic block, used for CRPS and some head and arm pain.
Sphenopalatine ganglion block
For certain headache and facial pain syndromes.
Occipital nerve block
At the back of the head, for occipital neuralgia and some headaches.
Lumbar sympathetic block
For lower limb CRPS and some nerve pain.
Joint and soft tissue
Joint injection
Knee, shoulder, hip — corticosteroid or hyaluronic acid.
Trigger point injection
Into a specific knot of muscle that reproduces your pain.
Bursa injection
For bursitis at the shoulder or hip.
Non-procedural
Physical therapy
On site, and integrated with the rest of the plan rather than bolted on.
Medication management
Including tapering, and deliberately not opioid-first.
Metabolic and lifestyle care
Sleep, blood sugar and inflammation, because they drive pain.
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