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Advance Nerve Procedure for Nerve Pain , Washington

Struggling with chronic nerve pain? Our Advanced Nerve Procedures for nerve pain target the source of discomfort with precision techniques—offering lasting relief without major surgery.

Introduction to our Advanced Nerve Procedures

Advanced Nerve Procedures are minimally invasive treatments that treat the cause of nerve pain by interrupting abnormal pain signals or calming irritated nerves. These procedures use advanced techniques such as nerve blocks, radiofrequency ablation, or nerve stimulation to provide focused relief without surgery. The advantages of advanced nerve procedures include lesser medications, fewer side effects, faster recovery, and long-term pain relief that can significantly improve daily function and overall quality of life. At WaPASS, we specialize in performing these procedures with precision and care. Our team of nerve pain specialists uses the latest imaging technology and evidence-based methods to ensure safe, effective treatment tailored to your individual condition and lifestyle.

Our Specialized Advanced Nerve Procedures

Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA)

Without the need of surgery or extended recovery, we use RFA to precisely apply heat to targeted nerves, blocking pain signals and providing long-lasting relief for chronic back, neck, or joint pain

Spinal Cord Stimulation (SCS) Trial

We perform an SCS trial by temporarily placing a device that delivers mild electrical pulses to the spinal cord, helping determine if long-term stimulation can effectively block chronic nerve pain before permanent implantation.

PNS Trial

Our PNS trial involves placing a temporary stimulator near the affected nerve to test if electrical pulses can relieve localized nerve pain. It’s a safe, outpatient way to assess suitability for long-term PNS therapy.

ITP Trial

In the ITP trial, we deliver a small dose of pain medication directly into the spinal fluid to test its effectiveness for severe, medication-resistant nerve pain. It helps us evaluate if an implanted pump is right for long-term relief.

Pain Conditions Treated with Advanced Nerve Procedures

Peripheral Neuropathy

At WaPASS, our Nerve Pain Specialist in Washington treats peripheral neuropathy using nerve blocks and advanced stimulation therapies like PNS implants to calm irritated nerves and restore comfort in your hands or feet.

Sciatica and Radiculopathy

To relieve pressure and reduce nerve pain, we targets the inflamed spinal nerves that cause radiating leg or arm pain using guided injections and ablation techniques

Occipital Neuralgia

To treat severe, shooting head and neck pain at the source and provide long-lasting relief, our advance nerve pain treatment offers targeted occipital nerve blocks and ablation procedures

Post-Herpetic Neuralgia

At our pain management clinic, we treat lingering shingles-related pain through targeted nerve procedures to reduce nerve sensitivity, relieve chronic discomfort, and restore your daily function.

Nerve Entrapment Syndromes

Our experts use precision-guided injections to relieve pressure on compressed nerves, easing localized pain and restoring movement in the affected area.

Post-Surgical Nerve Pain

We treat post-operative nerve pain with advanced nerve blocks, ablation, or stimulation to reduce irritation from scar tissue and support long-term healing.

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Frequently Asked Question

Who is a candidate for these procedures?

Patients with chronic nerve pain who haven’t found relief from medications, physical therapy, or other conservative treatments may benefit from advanced nerve procedures. Schedule a consultation for a personalized evaluation.

What makes WaPASS different from other pain clinics?

As a pain management clinic in Washington, we value patient concerns and offer personalized treatment. Our experts are always there to assist you with long-lasting comfort by applying the most latest techniques. Learn more about our expertise and specialization here.

Are these procedures safe?

Yes. As a leading nerve pain specialist in Washington, we use image-guided technology (fluoroscopy/ultrasound) for precision, minimizing risks. Most procedures are outpatient with minimal downtime.

How do I know which is the right procedure for my pain?

During your consultation at WaPASS, our specialists will carefully evaluate your condition, symptoms, and medical history to recommend the most effective procedure for your type of nerve pain.