Peripheral Nerve Injection

Non-Surgical Treatments

Start With the Least-Invasive Options

Non-Surgical Pain Management Treatments

• Physical Therapy and Nerve Mobilization Our specialized physical therapists use targeted exercises and manual techniques to improve nerve function and reduce pain. Nerve mobilization techniques help restore proper nerve movement and reduce adhesions that may be contributing to your symptoms.
  • Nerve gliding exercises
  • Manual therapy techniques
  • Strengthening and flexibility programs
• Medication Management Our pain specialists prescribe targeted medications to reduce nerve inflammation and manage neuropathic pain. We carefully monitor your response and adjust medications to maximize benefits while minimizing side effects.
  • Neuropathic pain medications
  • Anti-inflammatory treatments
  • Topical pain relief options
• Occupational Therapy Learn adaptive techniques and ergonomic modifications to reduce nerve stress during daily activities. Our occupational therapists help you maintain function while your nerves heal from injection treatment.
  • Workplace ergonomic assessments
  • Adaptive equipment recommendations
  • Activity modification strategies
• TENS Therapy and Electrical Stimulation Non-invasive electrical stimulation helps interrupt pain signals and promote nerve healing. These treatments can be used alongside injections to enhance pain relief and improve nerve function.
  • TENS unit training and fitting
  • Electrical muscle stimulation
  • Home therapy programs

Many patients experience significant pain reduction within 3-5 days of their peripheral nerve injection, with maximum benefits typically achieved within 2-3 weeks.