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Welcome to Hassan Spine and Sports Medicine, where we are dedicated to relieving your chronic pain and helping you get back to a life filled with activity and comfort. If you are experiencing pain in your neck, back, or other areas of your spine, Medial Branch Blocks may be the key to diagnosing and treating the source of your discomfort.
Medial Branch Blocks are a specialized medical procedure used for the diagnosis and treatment of pain originating from the facet joints of the spine. The facet joints are small, bony structures located on either side of the vertebrae that allow for smooth spinal movement. When these joints become inflamed or painful due to conditions such as arthritis or injury, they can lead to chronic and often debilitating discomfort.
If you are dealing with persistent neck or back pain that is impacting your daily life, a Medial Branch Block may offer significant relief. However, the appropriateness of this treatment will depend on your specific diagnosis and medical history. During your consultation at Hassan Spine and Sports Medicine, our experts will thoroughly discuss whether Medial Branch Blocks are the most suitable option for you or if alternative treatments may be more appropriate.
Take the first step toward a pain-free life. Contact Hassan Spine and Sports Medicine today to schedule a consultation and discover how Medial Branch Blocks, in combination with our comprehensive pain management services, can help you regain control over your well-being.
Whether you’re recovering from an injury or looking to optimize your athletic performance, HASSAN SPINE & SPORTS MEDICINE is here to support you every step of the way. Contact us at 732-759-8110 to schedule your consultation and experience the benefits of our unique and comprehensive Sports Medicine services. Regain your competitive edge with the help of our expert team at HASSAN SPINE & SPORTS MEDICINE.
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