Hip PainOccupational Health ChiropractorsUpdated on May 26, 2018 View more like this | Visit STATEN ISLAND, NY | Contact Hip Pain |
Address:
2627A Hylan Blvd Lower Level
Staten Island, NY 10306
Phone:
718-682-3425
Hours:
Mon-Fri 9 a.m - 5 p.m
Payment Method:
All cc, cash
Category:
Pain Management Physician, Pain Control Clinic, Chiropractor, Doctor, Medical Office, Medical Clinic
Description:
Hip pain can put a big dent in your active life, and greatly limit your mobility. While some people may opt for surgery, minimally invasive procedures that are also outpatient are available. These treatment can remove the pain that medications and other treatments cannot match.
Hip Joint Injection. A hip joint injection is an injection placed into the joint of the hip at the point of pain.
Sometimes it can be difficult to narrow down the exact source of pain. This may lead to a test by the doctor who will inject some numbing medication on the suspected nerve. If it takes away the pain, then the doctor can be certain that the assumption was correct.
When a patient is ready to have a hip joint injection for pain, the patient will first receive some sedation medicine through an IV. This will be a light sedative to enable the patient to relax, unless the patient wants a general sedative. A local anesthetic will also be given to numb the area.
2627A Hylan Blvd Lower Level
Staten Island, NY 10306
Phone:
718-682-3425
Hours:
Mon-Fri 9 a.m - 5 p.m
Payment Method:
All cc, cash
Category:
Pain Management Physician, Pain Control Clinic, Chiropractor, Doctor, Medical Office, Medical Clinic
Description:
Hip pain can put a big dent in your active life, and greatly limit your mobility. While some people may opt for surgery, minimally invasive procedures that are also outpatient are available. These treatment can remove the pain that medications and other treatments cannot match.
Hip Joint Injection. A hip joint injection is an injection placed into the joint of the hip at the point of pain.
Sometimes it can be difficult to narrow down the exact source of pain. This may lead to a test by the doctor who will inject some numbing medication on the suspected nerve. If it takes away the pain, then the doctor can be certain that the assumption was correct.
When a patient is ready to have a hip joint injection for pain, the patient will first receive some sedation medicine through an IV. This will be a light sedative to enable the patient to relax, unless the patient wants a general sedative. A local anesthetic will also be given to numb the area.
