Interventional Pain Procedures

Interventional pain procedures are medical treatments designed to alleviate chronic pain through specific techniques. These often involve minimally invasive procedures, such as injections, nerve blocks, or implanting devices, targeting the source of the pain. The goal is to reduce discomfort, improve mobility, and enhance quality of life while avoiding or minimizing the need for long-term medication. These procedures are typically performed by specialists in pain management, using guidance like imaging techniques to ensure precision. They can provide significant relief for conditions like back pain, arthritis, and neuropathic pain, contributing to a comprehensive pain management plan.