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Nerve Block and Ablation in Chandigarh

Expert Pain Management with Nerve Blocks and Ablations by Dr. Rajarshi Bahadur – Your Trusted Specialist in Advanced Minimally Invasive Pain Relief.

What is Nerve Block and Ablation?

Nerve blocks and ablations are minimally invasive procedures used to manage pain. A nerve block involves injecting medication near a nerve to temporarily stop pain signals, providing short-term relief. Ablation, on the other hand, uses heat or radiofrequency energy to disable a nerve’s ability to transmit pain, offering longer-lasting relief. Both procedures help improve mobility and quality of life without the need for major surgery.

 

Nerve Block and Ablation in Chandigarh
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How Does Nerve Block and Ablation work?

Nerve blocks and ablations are minimally invasive treatments for pain relief. A nerve block temporarily stops pain signals by injecting medication near a nerve, while nerve ablation uses heat or radiofrequency to disable the nerve for longer-lasting relief. Both procedures are precise, safe, and help improve mobility and quality of life without major surgery.

Indications for Nerve Block and Ablation

Chronic Back or Neck Pain
Joint Pain
Neuropathic Pain

Procedure Overview

Consultation and Assessment:

The doctor reviews your medical history, pain location, and imaging studies.

The patient is positioned comfortably, and the skin is cleaned and sterilized at the injection site.

A small amount of local anesthetic is applied to numb the skin.

Using ultrasound, CT, or fluoroscopy, the doctor identifies the exact nerve to target.

A needle is carefully inserted near the nerve, and medication (anesthetic ± steroid) is injected.

The patient is monitored for a short time to check for any immediate reactions and to assess pain relief.

Instructions on activity, medications, and follow-up are provided.

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Benefits of Nerve Block and Ablation

Effective Pain Relief:

Provides significant reduction in chronic or acute pain.

No major surgery is required, reducing risks and complications.

Patients can often resume daily activities sooner compared to surgical options.

Helps decrease the need for long-term painkillers.

PostProcedure Care

Rest for the Day:

Avoid strenuous activity for 24 hours after the procedure.

Mild soreness or bruising is normal; use an ice pack if needed.

Return to daily tasks slowly once you feel comfortable.

Risks of Nerve Block and Ablation

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