Epidural Steroid Injection
Image-guided injection around an irritated nerve root to relieve sciatica and back pain, usually as a day-care procedure.
Consult a SpecialistTargeted treatment for back, neck, joint, nerve and cancer pain — image-guided injections, nerve blocks and rehabilitation aimed at restoring function, not just masking symptoms.
Image-Guided
Injections & Nerve Blocks
Day Care
Most Procedures
Multi-Team
Ortho, Neuro & Physio Input
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The Pain Management service at Amandeep Hospitals treats persistent pain that has not settled with routine medication — chronic back and neck pain, sciatica, arthritis, nerve pain, post-surgical pain and cancer pain. The aim is always function: getting a patient walking, sleeping and working again, not simply raising the dose of painkillers.
Assessment combines clinical examination with imaging and, where useful, diagnostic blocks that confirm exactly which structure is generating the pain. Treatment then draws on image-guided epidural and facet injections, nerve root blocks, radiofrequency ablation, trigger-point injections and medication adjustment.
Because chronic pain rarely has a single cause, we work with orthopaedics, neuro and spine surgery, physiotherapy and psychology, so patients get a combined plan instead of repeated one-off prescriptions.
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Image-guided injection around an irritated nerve root to relieve sciatica and back pain, usually as a day-care procedure.
Consult a SpecialistCutting-edge equipment and facilities that power precise diagnosis and safe pain management treatment.
Fluoroscopy and ultrasound guidance for precise, safe injections.
Detailed spine and joint imaging to identify the true source of pain.
Supervised exercise and posture programmes after pain procedures.
Yes, when done under image guidance by a trained specialist. The needle position is confirmed on screen before any medication is given, and most patients go home within a few hours.
It varies — from a few weeks to many months. Injections work best combined with physiotherapy; if relief is short-lived but real, radiofrequency ablation is often the next step.
Often, yes. Many patients with disc or facet pain improve enough with injections and rehabilitation to avoid an operation. But if there is progressive weakness or bladder involvement, surgery should not be delayed.
Long-term painkiller use can affect the stomach, kidneys and liver, and often becomes less effective over time. We review your medication and work towards targeted treatment with a lower drug burden.
Yes. We provide medication planning and interventional nerve blocks for cancer pain, working with the oncology team to keep patients comfortable and functional.
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