Interventional Nerve Blocks

Interventional nerve blocks are targeted injections used to manage and diagnose pain by temporarily disrupting nerve signal transmission. Nerve blocks are a minimally invasive option that can improve function and quality of life for patients with persistent or hard-to-treat pain.Nerves run from your spine to many points all throughout your body.  If these nerves get squeezed or irritated, they can cause sharp, burning, or aching pain in your extremities, lower back, hips, or even down your leg.

Interventional nerve blocks are targeted injections used to manage and diagnose pain by temporarily disrupting nerve signal transmission. Nerve blocks are a minimally invasive option that can improve function and quality of life for patients with persistent or hard-to-treat pain.Nerves run from your spine to many points all throughout your body.  If these nerves get squeezed or irritated, they can cause sharp, burning, or aching pain in your extremities, lower back, hips, or even down your leg.

What Is Interventional Nerve Blocks?

This injection helps identify the source of pain by isolating specific nerves and provides temporary to long-term pain relief by blocking nerve signals.Helps identify the source of pain by isolating specific nerves, while assisting in determining whether more permanent treatments, like radiofrequency ablation, may be effective.

A nerve block is a simple, non-surgical procedure that helps relieve pain. A doctor gives you an injection near the irritated nerve. The shot usually contains a numbing medicine to block pain signals and sometimes a steroid to reduce swelling. This treatment can help calm the nerve, which may ease your pain for several months. It’s a safe and effective option, especially when other pain treatments haven’t worked.