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Interventional Pain Management

What Is Interventional Pain Management?

Interventional Pain Management is a specialised, minimally invasive approach to treating chronic and persistent pain using image-guided procedures. Instead of relying only on long-term medications or surgery, interventional pain management focuses on precisely targeting the source of pain to provide effective relief while preserving normal anatomy. Using real-time imaging such as ultrasound, fluoroscopy, or CT, targeted injections and interventions are delivered with high accuracy—helping reduce pain, improve mobility, and restore quality of life.

Conditions Treated With Interventional Pain Management

Common Interventional Pain Procedures Offered

Why Choose Interventional Pain Management in Bangalore at Vikash IR Clinic?

At Vikash IR Clinic, Bangalore, interventional pain management is offered after a careful clinical and imaging-based evaluation to identify the exact pain generator. The site of pain is targeted precisely using ultrasound or CT and the affected sites are treated with injections or ablations. Dr. Vikash Chennur, a senior Interventional Radiologist in Bangalore with extensive experience in image-guided, minimally invasive interventions.
Care is focused on:

  • Accurate diagnosis using imaging guidance
  • Targeted, precision-based treatment
  • Individualised pain management plans
  • Avoiding unnecessary surgery wherever possible

The emphasis is on safe, effective pain relief while helping patients return to daily activities and improve overall quality of life.

Why Choose Interventional Pain Management Over Long-Term Medications or Surgery?

Pain is complex, and treatment should be targeted—not generalized.
Interventional pain management:

  • Treats the source of pain, not just symptoms
  • Reduces dependence on long-term pain medications
  • Avoids or delays the need for surgery in selected cases
  • Preserves normal anatomy and function
  • Allows faster recovery with minimal downtime

For many patients, this approach provides meaningful pain relief with less disruption to daily life.

Procedure Overview & Recovery

Interventional pain procedures are typically performed through small needle punctures, without surgical incisions.

  • Anaesthesia: local anesthesia (with or without mild sedation)
  • Procedure duration: usually 15–45 minutes
  • Hospital stay: usually not required, outpatient procedures

Most patients are able to walk immediately after the procedure and return home the same day. Mild soreness at the injection site may occur temporarily and is managed with simple medications. Symptom relief may be immediate or gradual, depending on the condition being treated.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Interventional Pain Management

MRI is recommended when you experience persistent pain, neurological symptoms, or unexplained changes in your body. It helps doctors identify the exact cause and plan accurate treatment with clear internal imaging.

1. What is interventional pain management?

It is a minimally invasive approach to pain treatment using image-guided injections or procedures to target the exact source of pain.

Yes. When performed by an experienced specialist using imaging guidance, these procedures have a strong safety profile.

Results vary depending on the condition. Some patients experience long-lasting relief, while others may need repeat or combined treatments.

In many cases, these treatments help delay or avoid surgery. However, surgery may still be required in some situations.

Most procedures cause minimal discomfort and are performed under local anesthesia.

Most patients resume normal activities within 24–48 hours.

This depends on the procedure and your medical condition. You will be advised individually.

Yes. These minimally invasive treatments are often particularly suitable for elderly patients who may not tolerate surgery well.

Yes. Interventional pain management is available in Bangalore at Vikash IR Clinic, following detailed evaluation.

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