Treatments We Offer | Seaside Spine and Pain Center, Palm Coast FL

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Interventional pain management in Palm Coast — minimally invasive care that treats pain at its source, in English and in Spanish.

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Dr. Manuel López, MD, board-certified pain management physician at Seaside Spine and Pain Center in Palm Coast, Florida

Treatments We Offer

These are minimally invasive, image-guided procedures — treatment aimed at the structure generating your pain rather than at the whole body. Which one fits you depends entirely on the diagnosis, so nothing on this list is picked from a menu.

Treatment here is stepwise: the least invasive option that fits your diagnosis first, and further only if your case calls for it. Some of these procedures are also diagnostic — a block that relieves your pain tells us where the pain is coming from and what should come next. Read whichever page applies, then call (386) 222-7746 and we will tell you what the first visit involves.

Botox InjectionsAn established treatment for chronic migraine, also used for tight, painful neck musclesCeliac Plexus & Splanchnic Nerve BlockQuiets the nerve network carrying pain from the upper abdominal organsCervical Epidural Steroid InjectionCalms inflammation around an irritated nerve root in the neckCervical Facet Radiofrequency NeurotomyUses heat to quiet the nerves of a proven neck jointCervical Medial Branch BlockTests whether a specific neck joint is generating your painFacet Joint InjectionsPlaces medication directly inside the joint space itselfGanglion Impar BlockInterrupts pain signals from the tailbone and pelvic regionGenicular Nerve Block & AblationTests the knee's pain nerves first, then quiets the ones that proved responsibleJoint & Soft-Tissue InjectionsPlaces anti-inflammatory medication directly into a painful joint, bursa, or tendon sheathKyphoplasty (Balloon Vertebroplasty)Stabilizes a collapsed vertebra from the insideLumbar Epidural Steroid InjectionInterlaminar approach — eases inflammation around the nerve rootLumbar Sympathetic BlockInterrupts sympathetic nerve traffic feeding pain in the leg and footLumbar Transforaminal Epidural Steroid InjectionTransforaminal approach — targets one specific nerve rootMedial Branch BlockNumbs the nerve to help identify a painful facet jointmild® ProcedureRemoves thickened ligament to reopen the spinal canalOccipital Nerve BlockQuiets the nerves that carry pain from the back of the head and scalpOpioid MedicationsCarefully managed medication within a plan built to reduce reliance on itPeripheral Nerve BlockPlaces medication against a specific named nerve to test and treat the pain it carriesPeripheral Nerve StimulationA small lead implanted near one nerve to modulate the pain it carriesPRP TherapyUses a concentrate made from your own blood to support the body's repair processesRadiofrequency AblationUses heat to quiet the nerves carrying pain from a jointRadiofrequency Neurotomy of the Lumbar FacetsA longer-term option once a block confirms the jointSacroiliac Joint Steroid InjectionTreats the joint where your spine meets your pelvisSphenopalatine Ganglion BlockReaches a nerve cluster behind the nose that relays head and facial painSpinal Cord StimulationAn implanted system that modulates pain signals at the spinal cord, tested before it's committed toSpinal Cord Stimulator TrialThe temporary test drive that decides whether a stimulator implant is worth itStellate Ganglion BlockInterrupts sympathetic nerve signals feeding pain in the face, head, or armSuperior Hypogastric Plexus BlockSpreads medication across the sheet of pelvic pain fibers draped over the sacral promontoryTrigger Point InjectionsReleases the taut, tender knots in muscle that keep referring pain elsewhereViscosupplementationGel injections that supplement the knee's own thinning joint fluid

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Tell us about your pain and we'll help you take the next step — request an appointment or ask us a question.

Office Hours

Monday – Thursday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Friday: 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Saturday – Sunday: Closed

Contact Information

Phone: (386) 222-7746

Fax: (386) 310-2381

Our Location

4863 Palm Coast Parkway NW, Units 2 & 3

Palm Coast, FL 32137

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