
questions & answersis radiofrequency painful?Unlike surgery, there is no incision and the procedure is not particularly painful. A local anesthetic and a mild sedative are used before the procedure to reduce any discomfort during treatment. is there pain after the procedure?You may experience some discomfort at the site of Radiofrequency Lesioning. However, this discomfort usually subsides and can be treated with medication during this short period of time. Most people can return to work one or two days after the procedure. am I a candidate?If you have chronic pain, only your physician can decide whether this procedure is right for you. Your physician may use nerve blocks to see if you might respond to Radiofrequency Lesioning. |
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phone or fax IPTS(951) 694-6367 |
what about you?Are you in so much pain that you are unable to enjoy your daily activities?
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