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Diathermy for Chronic Joint Pain Degenerative joint conditions worsen overtime and can cause immense pain and discomfort. Because there is no cure for degenerative joint conditions like rheumatoid arthritis or osteoarthritis, patients may use anti-inflammatory medications, corticosteroid injections or undergo a total joint replacement to find relief. Depending on the severity of your condition, some of the previously-mentioned may alleviate pain, while other therapies, like diathermy, could also help with joint discomfort. Learn more here: https://www.tulsapain.com/blog/diathermy-chronic-joint-pain

3 Things to Do After a Steroid Injection Steroid injections are long-lasting solutions to chronic pain from neuropathy or other conditions that have resulted in damaged nerves. This non-surgical procedure is available for a number of types of pain from headaches, backaches, hip pains, and many more! Click here for some great tips for after your injection: https://www.tulsapain.com//3-things-do-after-steroid-injec

Caudal Epidural Steroid Injection for Lower Back, Rectal, or Groin Pain A caudal epidural steroid injection is a minimally invasive procedure that is similar to other injection therapies, but is administered through an opening in the sacrum. The injection contains a steroid medication and anesthetic to simultaneously reduce inflammation and alleviate pain symptoms. Click here to learn more about what you can can expect before, during and after a caudal epidural steroid injection for chronic low back, rectal or groin pain. https://www.tulsapain.com//caudal-epidural-steroid-injecti

Managing Chronic Ankle Pain Because this condition primarily affects the outside of the ankle, the most common causes may include a sprain, fracture or ligament tear to the ankle that did not heal properly. If this is the case, patients may experience instability and weakness of the ankle, in addition to chronic pain. Other causes could include the development of scar tissue from a nerve, muscle or tendon injury. Learn more here: https://www.tulsapain.com/blog/managing-chronic-ankle-pain

In these current unprecedented conditions, patient safety is our top priority. To ensure excellent continuing care and customer service, Tulsa Pain is now offering telemedicine services. Please contact us at 918-742-7030 to schedule your appointment or to learn more.