Interventional Pain Procedures

Interventional Pain
Procedures

Pain is often deeper than what we feel on the surface. When pain persists despite conservative care, it often requires a more targeted and advanced approach. Interventional pain procedures are designed to diagnose and treat pain at its source, using minimally invasive techniques guided by advanced imaging technologies.

The exact source of pain needs to be identified

Pain persists despite medications

Effective pain relief without immediate surgery

Advanced pain relief solutions
without the need for surgery.

Ultrasound-Guided
Procedure

Fluoroscopy-Guided Procedure

Take Control of Your Pain

Targeted relief without major surgery
Restore movement and flexibility
Reduce inflammation and nerve irritation
Personalized minimally invasive treatments
Helping you get back to living comfortably

Frequently asked
questions

Are the interventional pain procedures safe?

Yes, interventional pain procedures are minimally invasive and safe when performed by a trained medical provider. It is designed to provide treatment and detect the specific source of pain.

At AHBA, we ensure that we perform the procedure in a safe and sterility. Our provider, Dr. Yazdanpanah, is trained and specialized in this field. We aim to provide the best quality of care to enhance long-term recovery and restoration of mobility and function.

Why should I consider seeking care and treatment under interventional pain procedures?

Pain Medicine and Interventional Pain Procedure will be beneficial to enhance your recovery. You can consider this treatment option if you are currently experiencing:

Persistent pain despite medications or physical therapy
The exact source of your pain is unclear and requires diagnostic evaluation
Seeking a non-surgical treatment option
Pain and the condition involve nerve, joint, or spine-related

What type of condition can be treated with this management?

At AHBA, we provide care and services to a wide range of musculoskeletal and inflammation-related conditions. A comprehensive discussion and assessment are performed to determine which personalized care approach for pain management is beneficial for your condition.

What are the possible side effects of the procedure?

After the treatment, mild, temporary discomfort in the treated area is expected. These symptoms usually resolve within 1 to 2 days after treatment.

What side effects should I expect during the procedure? Will it be painful?

After the procedure, a warm sensation, mild soreness, and slight numbness to the treated area are expected. These symptoms usually resolve, and we ensure that prior to discharge, we will reassess your pain condition and discuss the interventions that can enhance relief.

How many treatments are needed for this procedure?

The treatment session for each interventional pain procedure varies depending on the severity of the condition. During the initial assessment and follow-up consultation, we provide a comprehensive assessment and discussion with you to discuss your treatment progress. This will allow us to adjust your personalized pain treatment plan.

Will I still need physical therapy or other treatments?

Yes. Interventional procedures are often most effective when combined with physical therapy, rehabilitation, and lifestyle modifications. Pain relief allows you to participate in these programs actively for better long-term recovery.

At AHBA, we engage in collaboration with you to determine which other treatments can enhance your recovery.

Relief Starts Here

Targeted interventional procedures helping patients move better, feel stronger, and live with less pain.