Injection Therapies

This is a diagnostic procedure to help identify the source of pain by injecting local anesthetic around the medial branch nerves for immediate pain relief. After a second confirmatory MBB, the next procedure is Radio Frequency Ablation for RFA.

This procedure follows two successful Medial Branch Blocks. The results of an MBB are used as a diagnostic reflection to how successful a Radio Frequency Ablation procedure will be for the patient. It can take 6-8 weeks for the patient to obtain optimal benefits.

HA injections are often used to treat knee osteoarthritis pain. Otherwise known as the Viscosupplementation treatment method, hyaluronic acid injections are administered into the knee joints to help improve the mobility and function of the knee, while also reducing knee pain. 

Using X-Ray guided fluoroscopy, a combination of steroid and anesthetic directly administered to the shoulder joint. Helps reduce inflammation. Can also mitigate pain from radiating to other regions of the body. 

These help reduce inflammation in the knee joint by injecting a medication into the joint space. These are performed in a series of 3 for optimal relief.

This injection helps reduce inflammation of the sacroiliac joint nerves by injecting an anti-inflammatory steroid into the joint space. This is done in a series of 2-3 and can take 3-7 days for noticeable relief.

This is an injection of medication that can help relieve pain in the head, neck, upper arm and upper chest. Some patients may experience relief for days to weeks.

This is an injection of medication that can help relieve symptoms of PTSD, Depression, and Anxiety by reducing the fight or flight stress signals that are sent to the brain.

This injection can help relieve lower back or leg pain (sciatica). Relief usually begins 2-3 days after the injection.