May 7, 2021
Kentuckiana Pain Specialists helps residents in Louisville, Kentucky find relief from their chronic pain with its updated intrathecal pain pump services and alternative pain treatments.
Louisville, United States - May 6, 2021 /PressCable/ —
Kentuckiana Pain Specialists, an alternative pain management clinic in Louisville, Kentucky, announces that it has updated its intrathecal pain pump implant services. This is a minimally invasive procedure that is recommended for those suffering from chronic pain caused by spinal injury or disease.
More details can be found at http://www.kentuckianapainspecialists.com
The newly updated service is an alternative pain treatment for those with chronic lower back pain. The procedure implants a small tube under the skin where pain medicine is administered and controlled by a small electronic device located outside the body. It is usually given to patients suffering from long-term pain caused by an injury or disease.
Small longitudinal studies have found that intrathecal pain pumps offer therapeutic benefits for those who do not respond well to traditional treatments due to their minimal side effects. The treatment is also recommended when surgery is not an option.
Patients can find out more by following the clinic’s Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/Kentuckiana-Pain-Specialists-106469124283169
Kentuckiana Pain Specialists is an interventional pain management practice led by Dr. Ajith Nair, a board-certified specialist specializing in intrathecal pain pump implantation. Under his guidance, thousands of residents in the area have found relief from their chronic pain.
The accredited Medicare-approved state-of-the-art outpatient facility is known for offering personalized pain management treatments with all of its surgeries done in-house. This means that patients can treat the cause of their pain in a few hours. Dr. Nair says that this reduces the risk of potentially acquiring an airborne illness.
Intrathecal pain pump surgery requires regular training to ensure that patients can live peacefully with the device under their skin. Dr. Nair updated his pain management services to feature the latest technologies and medical advances in alternative pain treatments.
He says that with the improved services, waiting times are reduced and patients can find lasting relief from their chronic or acute pain.
With its updated service, Kentuckiana Pain Specialists continues its mission of providing high-quality pain management alternative treatments.
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P62Clx1WZ5s
Contact Info:
Name: Radhika Nair
Email: Send Email
Organization: Kentuckiana Pain Specialists
Address: 3710 Chamberlain Lane, Ste A, Louisville, KY 40241, United States
Phone: +1-502-995-4004
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89011422
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