An injection of anti-inflammatory steroid medication directly into the epidural space of the spine. It provides significant pain relief for conditions like herniated discs or spinal stenosis, with a brief recovery period.

Administered at the base of the spine (sacrum), this quick procedure reduces inflammation to relieve lower back and leg pain. Patients can typically return to normal activities shortly after.

A specialized injection of pain medication designed to help relieve severe, chronic abdominal pain—often caused by conditions like chronic pancreatitis—by blocking nerve signals in the celiac plexus.

A targeted injection in the neck region used to alleviate pain, numbness, and tingling radiating down the shoulders and arms, typically associated with pinched nerves or cervical radiculopathy.

A minimally invasive procedure where medication is injected directly into the facet joints of the spine, helping to diagnose and treat pain originating from joint arthritis or degenerative changes.

A diagnostic injection used to determine if a specific facet joint is the exact source of your back or neck pain by temporarily numbing the medial branch nerves that carry those pain signals.