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What treatments exist for neck pain

Patients experiencing persistent neck pain despite conventional treatment procedures may be a candidate of cervical injection therapy. At Garden State Pain Management, Dr. Todd Koppel is an Epidural Steroid Injections Specialist to treat patients for back pain, sciatica, lumbar disc herniation and various problems. He uses minimally invasive interventions to treat patients with effective treatment to lead full recovery. Book or schedule an appointment at our office today.

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What treatments exist for neck pain

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  1. What treatments exist for neck pain

  2. Here is a matchup of diagnoses with treatments: Cervical disc herniation – Cervical epidural steroid injection Cervical facet joint – Cervical facet block Cervical radiculopathy – Cervical nerve root injection More advanced but still minimally invasive therapies include: Persistent facet joint pain which is temporarily relieved with facet blocks, the next step is radiofrequency ablation. Cervical disc herniation or cervical radiculopathy, after epidural injections, a percutaneous decompression is the most advanced non-surgical option. Persistent neck pain after a cervical fusion operation, cervical spinal cord stimulation may be an option for long-term benefit. If you are having persistent neck pain, Dr. Koppel can help you alleviate it. To make an appointment, call Garden State Pain Management or use the online booking feature.

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