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Treatment in Nandyal

Back Pain Treatment & Spinal Injections

Long-standing back or neck pain often comes from an irritated nerve root, a worn facet joint or a disc problem. When medicines and physiotherapy are not enough, a precisely placed injection can reduce inflammation around the source of pain.

Spinal block and epidural injections are part of Dr. Reddy’s interventional pain practice. They can relieve pain, help confirm where pain is coming from, and make rehabilitation easier.

Injections may be considered for

  • Sciatica or arm pain from a pinched nerve
  • Chronic low back or neck pain not settling with medicines
  • Pain from spinal stenosis that limits walking
  • Facet joint–related back pain

What to expect

  1. 1AssessmentHistory, examination and imaging review to decide whether an injection is suitable and which type.
  2. 2The procedureUsually a short, day-care procedure under local anaesthesia. Medicine is delivered close to the affected nerve or joint.
  3. 3After the injectionMost people go home the same day. Relief and its duration vary from person to person; physiotherapy is often continued alongside.

This page provides general information and is not a substitute for a medical consultation. Treatment decisions are made after an individual assessment. Last updated .

FAQs

Back Pain & Injections: common questions

Are spinal injections a permanent cure?

Not always. Relief varies — for some people it lasts long enough to recover with physiotherapy, for others the injection mainly helps confirm the source of pain and guide further treatment.

Do I need to be admitted?

Spinal injections are commonly done as day-care procedures. Your doctor will advise based on your health and the type of injection.

Talk to a neurosurgeon about your symptoms

Call or WhatsApp us to book a consultation. For emergencies, our neuro team is available 24/7.