These clinics focus solely on your pain.

The goal of these clinics is to alleviate or reduce patients' pain, ultimately improving their quality of life.

In other words, they assist patients in returning to their daily lives, regaining the ability to perform personal care, and enhancing sleep quality.

Here, the cause of the pain is identified, and the treatment begins by deciding on the method to be applied.

The patient is examined, considering previous treatments, examinations, and the history of the pain. Subsequently, based on the diagnosis of the pain, medication therapy and/or interventional pain treatment are applied.

Medication treatments are adjusted by monitoring the patient as long as they use the medications, with dosage adjustments (additions, removals, dose and/or medication changes) made as necessary. Continuous communication with the patient is maintained.

Interventional treatment options vary widely depending on the location and cause of the pain.

You can access these under the heading "Treatment Methods."

A significant portion of these treatments is performed in operating room conditions, in a sterile environment, using flouroscopy, and under sedation.