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Overview
WHAT TO EXPECT DURING THE PROCEDURE
During this in-office procedure, which takes between 30 to 90 minutes, you’ll receive a local anesthetic to numb the area to be treated and a mild sedative, but will remain awake during treatment. Your doctor will guide a micro-electrode through a small needle and you’ll be asked if you feel tingling in the target area, which indicates whether the electrode is optimally placed. When placement is established, your doctor will initiate the mild radiofrequency current to heat the surrounding tissue and block pain signals being sent by the nerves.
We’ll monitor your recovery and send you home that same day. You’ll need someone to drive you home. You may have some soreness at the injection site for a day or two. Applying an ice pack can help. Do not use a heating pad. Avoid strenuous activity and don’t drive for 24 hours. You can take a shower, but wait 48 hours before taking a bath.
30 min to hour and a half procedure
no discomfort
Go home same day
INDICATIONS FOR TREATMENT:
- Back pain
- Neck pain
- Neck pain associated with whiplash
- Joint pain
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It is always a pleasure coming to SJPS. Everyone is so pleasant and care about your needs. I would and have recommended them to family and friends. You will not be disappointed
- KAI would highly recommend …
My experience with Spine and Joint Pain group has been amazing the procedure on my spine went well and uneventful the procedure was clearly explained and of what to possibly expect from the procedure I would highly recommend them.
- Rena SThe environment was relaxed, pleasant, and professional…
Been going to Spine and Joint for the last few years and my experiences have been positive. Recently had a procedure done and the environment was relaxed, pleasant, and professional. This helps ease some of the stress and edginess that comes with most medical procedures. Thank you S&J.
- AE