Sports injuries, Osteoarthritis & Degenerative diseases of the joint cause damage to the cartilage and ligaments over the years of use, the joints lose lubrication resulting in chronic pain and inflammation.

Traditionally Joint pain treatment includes anti-inflammatory medicines, pain killers, steroid joint injections, arthroscopy and eventually joint replacement surgery.

Recent advances in medical technology and research have improved the options for joint preservation. One of the new innovative technique is Amniotic fluid injection, amniotic fluid is a nutrient rich substance that contains high concentrations of Hyaluronic acid, hormones, healing factors, stem cells, cytokines and growth factors all of which can be beneficial for healing of the damaged tissue.

This innovative technique involves Amniotic fluid injection in the damaged tissues. AF is obtained from fetuses, it is purified and filtered at specialized Labs. Several recent studies and clinical trials have shown that the amniotic fluid is safe & effective, it is naturally regenerative, it reduces the inflammation and provides lubrication. While cortisone can reduce inflammation and provide temporary relief, amniotic fluid can actually promote the restoration of the damaged tissues and alleviate pain.

The Nevro Implant is an advanced neuromodulation device designed to treat chronic pain, particularly in individuals suffering from conditions like chronic back pain, neuropathic pain, or failed back surgery syndrome. This implantable device uses high-frequency spinal cord stimulation to block pain signals from reaching the brain, providing significant relief for those who have not found success with traditional pain management methods. The Nevro Implant works by delivering mild electrical pulses to the spinal cord, altering the way pain signals are processed. Unlike traditional spinal cord stimulators, Nevro uses a unique high-frequency stimulation technology, which is often more effective in providing long-lasting pain relief without causing discomfort, like the tingling sensations associated with older devices.

The procedure to implant the device is minimally invasive, typically performed under local anesthesia. Once implanted, patients can control the level of stimulation through a small external device, allowing them to adjust it as needed for maximum pain relief. The Nevro Implant has been shown to improve the quality of life for many individuals, helping them regain mobility, reduce reliance on pain medications, and manage chronic pain more effectively. For those suffering from persistent pain, the Nevro Implant offers a promising solution to improve daily functioning and enhance overall well-being.