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Pain ManagementChronic pain
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NucleoplastyDisc
Ultrasound imaging of the shoulder before a guided nerve block
Nerve BlocksDiagnostic + Therapeutic
Radiofrequency (RF) generator used in pain treatment
Radiofrequency (RF) TreatmentThermal / Pulsed RF
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Migraine TreatmentHeadache
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Pain area

Neck Pain

Neck pain often spreads to the shoulder, arm and back of the head. Cervical discs and neck joints are the most common causes.

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Common causes

  • Cervical disc herniation
  • Arm pain and numbness
  • Cervical facet joint pain
  • Neck-related (cervicogenic) headache
  • Muscle and posture-related pain

Treatments that may help

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Comprehensive care

Pain Management

For pain lasting over 3 months, we combine diagnosis, medication, rehab and interventions in one plan.

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Percutaneous disc decompression

Nucleoplasty

A non-surgical method that lowers disc pressure through a fine needle in contained lumbar and cervical herniations.

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Targeted injection

Nerve Blocks

Medication is placed around the nerve carrying the pain under image guidance, confirming the source and relieving pain.

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Long-acting nerve modulation

Radiofrequency (RF) Treatment

Controlled radiofrequency energy is applied to the nerve carrying the pain signal; relief can last for months.

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When should you see us?

  • Pain spreads to the arm or hand
  • There is weakness or numbness in the hand
  • It comes with headaches
  • It hasn't eased for several weeks

Other pain areas

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Low Back Pain

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Knee Pain

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Headache & Migraine

Information on this site is for general guidance and does not replace a medical examination.

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