Chronic Pain Treatments
in Pittsburgh, PA

Comprehensive treatments designed to relieve pain
and restore function

Procedures

Injections

Targeted relief for inflamed or irritated nerves
Injections deliver anti-inflammatory medication directly to the affected area, reducing pain and swelling with precision. They’re commonly used for spine, joint, and nerve-related conditions.

Medication Management

Personalized plans for safe and effective pain control
We evaluate your symptoms, history, and goals to create a medication strategy that minimizes side effects and maximizes relief. Every plan is monitored and adjusted as needed.

Nerve Blocks

Interrupting pain signals at the source
Nerve blocks use anesthetic or anti-inflammatory agents to temporarily disable pain transmission. They help diagnose pain origins and offer immediate, localized relief.

Neuromodulation

Electrical stimulation to calm overactive nerves
Neuromodulation uses implanted or external devices to alter nerve activity. It’s ideal for chronic pain that hasn’t responded to other treatments, offering long-term symptom control.

Radiofrequency Ablation

Heat-based therapy to silence pain pathways
This procedure uses radio waves to disrupt nerve signals causing pain. It’s minimally invasive and often used for spine, joint, or arthritis-related discomfort.

Testing

Electroencephalogram
(EEG)

Brainwave testing for seizures, memory loss, and altered consciousness
An electroencephalogram records electrical activity in the brain to detect abnormalities linked to epilepsy, sleep disorders, or cognitive changes. It’s noninvasive and essential for accurate neurological diagnosis.

Electromyography
(EMG)

Muscle and nerve testing for weakness, numbness, or pain
Electromyography evaluates how muscles and nerves communicate by measuring electrical signals. It helps identify conditions like neuropathy, radiculopathy, or nerve compression
with precision.
Relief That Lasts Starts
With the Right Diagnosis
Living with pain isn’t normal, and you don’t have to settle for short-term fixes. Schedule your visit today and take the first step toward lasting relief.