Pain Management Clinic

Pain is an uncomfortable feeling that tells you something may be wrong in your body. Acute pain following fractures, injuries, cuts etc. is temporary, which fades away as normal healing takes place.

Chronic pain is a pain which lasts for a longer duration and is much more complex & difficult to manage. Chronic pain may result from previous injury, surgery, arthritis, disc-related problem, nerve damage, cancer or due to chronic infection.

Ongoing constant pain can make it difficult or even impossible to have a normal life. Family, work, income and life style can all be negatively affected by intractable pain. It can cause irritability, frustration, anxiety, depression, poor concentration, poor memory, and poor sleep. It can leave you feeling exhausted. Pain should be acknowledged as a disease process and must be assessed and addressed properly. Anyone with serious pain should visit his or her healthcare professional immediately. In our Pain management Clinic we help patients by easing or eliminating their pains while teaching them skills that will make living with pain easier.

BENEFITS OF APPROPRIATE PAIN MANAGEMENT

Most pain can be relieved with proper pain management. When pain is managed, the body heals better and faster, reduce suffering, stress, depression, anger and helps a person resume his normal life. It allows the person to become more productive in society, through work, family life, or social activities.

WHO ARE WE?

Our Pain Management Clinic is dedicated to provide you the best possible care and will work with you to develop a plan that will enable you to live your life with dignity and less discomfort. Our Pain physician is an Anesthesiologist, with additional training and experience in the advanced techniques of pain relief.

OUR PAIN MANAGEMENT CLINIC TREATS PATIENTS WITH MANY TYPES OF PAIN, INCLUDING

• Headaches- Migraine, Tension, Cervicogenic
• Neck pain (Cervical Spondylitis)
• Frozen Shoulder
• Back pain / leg pain (Disc Related)
• Failed back surgery pain
• Joint pains Musculo-skeletal pains
• Neuralgic pain
• Herpetic pain, Post Herpetic Neuralgia
• Trigeminal Neuralgia
• CRPS Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
• (Persistent pain in limb following injury of surgery)
• Scar Pain, Post Injury Pain
• Limb pain caused by diabetic neuropathy
• Phantom pain (Persistent pain following amputation)
• Cancer pain

CONSULTANT ATTENDING PAIN MANAGEMENT CASES

• Dr. Mahesh Radhakrishnan