Skip to main content

Pain Specialists for Fibromyalgia Treatment

Sufferers of fibromyalgia know just how frustrating it can be. The constant chronic pain and aching never seems to go away, regardless of what you try. An advanced treatment option are interventional procedures such as trigger point injections, nerve blocks, joint injections, epidural steriod injections, facet injections, rhizotomies, and spinal cord stimulators.  

What Are Interventional Pain Procedures?

Interventional Pain Procedures are a therapeutic method of effectively relieving pain. Using X-ray and Ultrasound guidance, a doctor will insert a needle into the area that is generating the pain signal and block the signal with a combination of anesthetic solution and a steriod.  The types of injections performed include  trigger point injections, nerve blocks, joint injections, epidural steriod injections, facet injections, rhizotomies, and spinal cord stimulators.

How Do Interventional Pain Procedures Stop Fibromyalgia Chronic Pain?

Interventional Pain Procedures are effective for stopping fibromyalgia chronic pain because they numb and reduce the inflammation from the pinched nerves that are sending out pain signals. The pain signal both reduced as well as blocked from from getting to your brain.  Interventional Procedures are often combined with medications and physical therapy to provide immediate as well as long lasting pain relief.  

What Interventional Pain Procedures Can Help My Fibromyalgia Chronic Pain?

There are a number of injections that could put an end to your fibromyalgia pain. Common ones include:

Get Fast Pain Releif Treatment at Integrative Pain Institute Today

If you’re living in the Dallas, Addison Plano, Frisco, or McKinney areas come in for a consultation for fibromyalgia chronic pain treatment at Integrative Pain Institute.

Our knowledgeable providers can deliver your injections in a safe and sterile environment to provide you with the fibromyalgia chronic pain relief you need. Call us today at 972-972-290-1507 to schedule your appointment. 

Author
Kristy Snyder Writer and Editor - *The opinions expressed herein are solely the opinions of the author. Information provided is for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Should you need medical advice, see your physician.

You Might Also Enjoy...

Sports Medicine 2019, Accredited by Harvard Medical School

Dr. Verma and Dr. Lohr attending CME, accredited by Harvard Medical School. State-of-the-Art Approaches to Optimize the Diagnosis, Treatment, Rehabilitation, and Prevention of Sports Injuries and performing Ultrasound guided Stem Cell Injections.

Chiropractic Care, Your Nerve System, and Pain

The experience of pain causes all sorts of unpleasant physical reactions. Tight muscles are one such response, and muscular tightness may progress to localized knots, known as trigger points, and even muscle spasm.