Guided and Advanced Therapeutic Injections

Trigger Point Injections: Trigger point injections involve the administration of medication, such as a local anesthetic or corticosteroid, directly into trigger points—localized areas of muscle spasm or tension—to relieve pain and improve range of motion.

Joint Injections: Joint injections deliver medication directly into the joint space to reduce inflammation, alleviate pain, and improve mobility in patients with arthritis, bursitis, or other joint-related conditions.

Tendon and Ligament Injections: Tendon and ligament injections target inflamed or injured tendons and ligaments with medication to promote healing and reduce pain associated with conditions such as tendonitis or ligament sprains.

Nerve Block Injections: Nerve block injections involve the administration of medication, such as a local anesthetic or anti-inflammatory agent, near nerves that are transmitting pain signals to temporarily block pain sensation and provide relief.

Regenerative Medicine Injections: Regenerative medicine injections, such as platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy or prolotherapy, harness the body's natural healing mechanisms to promote tissue repair and regeneration, offering long-term relief for chronic musculoskeletal conditions.