
Offering a variety of
PAIN INJECTIONS
We have many options to suit your needs.
When it comes to pain injections,
we offer a wide variety of these minimally-invasive injections, both steroidal and non-steroidal options, to best suit your needs. Each one offers its own purpose and benefit, as well as their own side-effects. Knowing how each injection works will give you an advantage against your pain.
TYPES OF INJECTIONS
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Occipital Nerve Blocks for Headaches
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Suprascapular Nerve Blocks for Posterior Neck/Shoulder Pain
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Shoulder Joint Injections
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Shoulder Bursa Injections
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Biceps Tendon Injections
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Elbow Injections for Joint Pain and Tendonitis
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Carpal Tunnel Injections
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Wrist Injections for Tendonitis and Arthritis
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Intercostal Nerve Injection for Rib Pain
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Hip Bursa Injections
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Hip Joint Injections for Pain Relief
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Knee Joint Injections
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Hyaluronic Knee Injections
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Knee Bursa Injections
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Injections for Back Pain Management
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Injections for Back Pain Relief
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Sacroiliac Injections for Low Back Pain
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Sciatic Notch Blocks for Sciatica
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Trigger Point Injections
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Botox for Muscle Spasms
WHAT TO EXPECT
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Please inform us if:
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You are using any blood thinners (Coumadin, Aspirin, and Plavix)
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Any allergies to dyes, iodine, lidocaine,
latex or steroids -
You are diabetic and taking oral medications and/or insulin injections
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You are, or may be, pregnant
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Discontinue the use of any anti-inflammatory medications (Celebrex, Arthorotec, Motrin, Naprosyn) 2 days prior to an injection treatment.
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Take all other medications, as prescribed.
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Please do not wear clothing that can be stained
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If in structured physical therapy, do not schedule an appointment for that day, or the day after
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Expect to participate in your normal routine
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You will be able to drive yourself, if desired
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Ice to the area of injection for 20 minutes, a few times a day, for a few days post-procedure is encouraged