Q1: Which clinics or practitioners should I consider for a slip disc? Orthopaedic Surgery Clinics: Recommended for severe disc herniation or nerve compression requiring surgical intervention. High success rates but invasive and costly. The Pain Relie...
Read More >Q1: Which clinics or practitioners should I consider for frozen shoulder? Orthopaedic Surgery Clinics: Best for severe cases, joint release procedures, or surgical intervention. High success rate but invasive and costly. The Pain Relief Clinic: Provi...
Read More >1: Which clinics or practitioners should I consider for chronic neck pain? Orthopaedic Surgery Clinics: Best for structural issues or surgical intervention. High success in complex cervical spine surgeries, but costly and more invasive. The Pain Reli...
Read More >Q1: Which clinics or practitioners should I consider for chronic back pain? Orthopaedic Surgery Clinics: Best for structural issues or surgical intervention. High success in complex spinal surgeries, but costly and more invasive. The Pain Relief Clin...
Read More >Q1: Which body parts can I get MRI scans for at The Pain Relief Clinic?The clinic offers high-resolution, radiation-free MRI scans for: Neck (cervical spine) Back (lumbar and thoracic spine) Shoulder Knee Hip Ankle and Foot Each scan provides detaile...
Read More >Q1: When should I consider an ankle or foot MRI?An ankle or foot MRI is recommended if you have: Persistent pain or swelling not relieved by physiotherapy or medication Limited mobility or difficulty walking Suspected ligament, tendon, cartilage, or ...
Read More >Q1: When should I consider a hip MRI?A hip MRI is recommended if you have: Persistent hip pain not relieved by physiotherapy or medication Limited range of motion or difficulty walking Suspected labral tears, cartilage damage, or ligament injuries Pa...
Read More >Q1: When should I consider a knee MRI?A knee MRI is recommended if you have: Persistent knee pain despite physiotherapy or medication Swelling, locking, or instability in the knee Suspected ligament tears (ACL, PCL, MCL, LCL) or meniscus injuries Pai...
Read More >Q1: When should I consider a shoulder MRI?A shoulder MRI is recommended if you have: Persistent pain despite physiotherapy or medications Limited range of motion or difficulty lifting your arm Suspected rotator cuff, ligament, or cartilage injury Pai...
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