Introduction
At Stavya: Center for Neck & Back Care, we understand that not every spine problem requires surgery. Many patients can experience long-lasting pain relief through interventional pain management procedures — precise, image-guided treatments designed to reduce inflammation, relieve nerve pressure, and restore mobility.
Our goal is simple: to help you live pain-free, move better, and delay or avoid surgery.
Conditions Treated
These minimally invasive procedures are recommended for a variety of spine-related pain conditions. Each procedure is performed under real-time imaging guidance to ensure maximum precision and safety.
Procedures
We offer a comprehensive range of advanced pain procedures tailored to your specific condition at Stavya Spine Hospital.
Targeted medication delivery into the epidural space to reduce inflammation around compressed nerves. Highly effective for slipped discs and sciatica.
A diagnostic and therapeutic injection targeting a specific spinal nerve. It helps pinpoint the exact source of pain while providing significant relief.
Used to diagnose and treat pain originating from the small joints (facets) connecting the vertebrae. Ideal for localized back or neck pain worsened by movement.
Targeted pain relief for inflammation in the SI joint, which often causes lower back pain that radiates into the buttocks or legs.
A longer-lasting solution that uses heat to disable the pain-transmitting nerves. This is often recommended after successful facet joint blocks and can provide relief for 6 to 18 months.
Benefits
At Stavya Spine Hospital, you are treated by a multidisciplinary team of dedicated spine specialists. We accurately diagnose the source of your pain and collaborate to design a personalized treatment plan focused on long-term recovery and improved quality of life.
Procedures are typically performed on a day-care basis, allowing you to return home the same day.
Many patients experience immediate or early improvement in symptoms.
All procedures are guided by advanced fluoroscopy (X-ray) or ultrasound for pinpoint accuracy.
Effective pain management can often provide enough relief to participate in physiotherapy, promoting natural healing and avoiding the need for surgery.