Enhances accuracy of therapeutic interventions.
Restores movement by relaxing tight muscles.
Patients can resume daily activities quickly.
Directly addresses specific areas of discomfort.
Our experts first identify the specific trigger points causing pain.
A fine needle is used to inject the solution into the trigger points.
We provide guidance on post-procedure care and any necessary follow-up treatments.
The duration of pain relief from Trigger Point Injections can vary. Many patients experience immediate pain relief after the injection. The longevity of these effects can last from a few days to several months, depending on individual conditions and response to treatment. Repeat treatments may be necessary for sustained pain relief.
Side effects from Trigger Point Injections are generally minimal and temporary. Some common side effects include pain or soreness at the injection site, minor bleeding or bruising, and temporary numbness. Rarely, patients may experience allergic reactions, infection at the injection site, or muscle damage. It's important to discuss potential risks with your healthcare provider.
The frequency of Trigger Point Injections depends on the individual’s response to treatment and the chronicity of their condition. Typically, injections can be repeated every few weeks or months as needed. Your healthcare provider will assess your response to the treatment and recommend an appropriate schedule to effectively manage your pain.