Non-Surgical Solutions - Chronic Back Pain: Medial Branch Block Injections & Radiofrequency Ablation

How to alleviate chronic back pain? A medial branch block (MBB) is often used as a diagnostic step when facet joints in the spine are suspected to be causing back pain. The injection temporarily numbs the medial branch nerves that carry pain signals from those joints. If the pain improves significantly, it helps confirm the source. After a successful diagnostic block, radiofrequency ablation (RFA) may be performed to reduce the activity of those nerves for longer-lasting relief. Lower pain level

How to relieve lower back pain? A medial branch block is used to identify and reduce pain coming from the facet joints in the spine. These small joints help stabilize the spine and allow controlled movement, but inflammation, arthritis, or degeneration can cause them to become painful. This can lead to stiffness, limited mobility, and persistent neck or back pain. The injection targets the medial branch nerves that carry pain signals from these joints. By reducing nerve irritation, pain decrease

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