Interventional procedures are effective treatments for patients suffering from chronic pain. At Colorado Clinic in Colorado Springs, Loveland, and Greeley, Colorado, the pain management providers perform several interventional procedures to help relieve your pain and improve your mobility. To find out if you’re a good candidate for interventional procedures, call Colorado Clinic or schedule an appointment online today.
Interventional procedures help diagnose and treat chronic pain that hasn’t responded well to previous treatments. Most interventional procedures tame pain and reduce inflammation to help you lead a better quality of life. These techniques can restore function to degenerated joints and block pain signals from damaged nerves.
Interventional procedures offer lasting pain relief for many different neuropathic and musculoskeletal conditions, including:
Whether you experience severe chronic pain or persistent recurrent pain, interventional pain management can improve your nerve and joint function, restore function, and improve your mobility.
Colorado Clinic specializes in many different types of interventional procedures, such as:
The sphenopalatine ganglion nerve cells are located behind the nose and play a key role in headache pain. A sphenopalatine ganglion block can relieve pain from chronic headaches or migraines.
An epidural is a steroid that reduces inflammation and pain. When injected into the epidural space around the cervical spine, this treatment can relieve neck pain.
Facet injections can relieve joint pain by accelerating healing and reducing inflammation. If you have deteriorated joints in your neck from osteoarthritis or another degenerative condition, a cervical facet injection can minimize your pain and relieve stiffness in your neck.
Radiofrequency nerve ablation uses heat energy to prevent damaged nerves from emitting pain signals.
An intercostal nerve block is one of the most effective treatments for post-shingles thoracic spine and chest pain.
When injected into the thoracic spine, an epidural can minimize pain and inflammation in the mid-back.
To learn more about the interventional procedures at Colorado Clinic, call or book an appointment online today.
