Pain Injections in Seoul, Korea

Relieve stubborn neck, back, shoulder, or knee pain with image-guided pain injections at Fine Pain Clinic in Seoul. Our anesthesia-pain specialists tailor minimally invasive procedures to reduce inflammation, calm irritated nerves, and help you return to daily life—without surgery.

Who This Page Is For

Patients with chronic or acute musculoskeletal pain (e.g., herniated disc, sciatica, facet joint pain, frozen shoulder, knee osteoarthritis) looking for safe, targeted injections from an English-friendly clinic in Seoul.

Why Choose Fine Pain Clinic for Pain Injections

Image-Guided Precision

• Fluoroscopy or ultrasound guidance for accurate needle placement
• Targeted medication delivery to inflamed joints, discs, or nerves

Specialist-Led Care

• Procedures performed by anesthesia/pain medicine doctors
• Evidence-based protocols and sterile technique

Individualized Treatment Plans

• Care pathways built around your diagnosis, pain pattern, and goals
• Combine injections with physical therapy and home exercises as needed

Comfortable, Efficient Visit

• Streamlined consult → procedure → aftercare flow
• Clear pre- and post-procedure instructions in English or Korean

Conditions We Commonly Treat

Spine & Nerve Pain

• Herniated disc, sciatica, spinal stenosis
• Facet joint syndrome, cervical/lumbar radiculopathy

Joint & Soft-Tissue Pain

• Knee osteoarthritis, shoulder impingement/frozen shoulder
• Hip/SI joint dysfunction, ankle and wrist pain

Myofascial & Overuse Pain

• Trigger points in neck/shoulder/back
• Tendinitis, medial/lateral epicondylitis (“tennis/golfer’s elbow”)

Types of Pain Injections Offered

Epidural Steroid Injection (Cervical/Thoracic/Lumbar)

Reduces inflammation around irritated spinal nerves to relieve radiating arm/leg pain.

Facet Joint Injection / Medial Branch Block

Targets small joints along the spine to diagnose and treat axial neck/back pain.

Sacroiliac (SI) Joint Injection

Eases buttock/low-back pain originating from the SI joint.

Peripheral Nerve Block

Temporarily calms overactive nerves (e.g., suprascapular, occipital) for diagnostic and therapeutic relief.

Large & Small Joint Injections

Shoulder, knee, hip, ankle, wrist, and hand joint injections to reduce swelling and improve motion.

Trigger Point Injection

Relieves tight muscle knots contributing to localized or referred pain.

Viscosupplement / Regenerative Options

Hyaluronic acid and physician-guided biologic options (e.g., PRP) where clinically appropriate.

What to Expect at Your Visit

1) Consultation & Assessment

• Review of symptoms, prior treatments, and imaging
• Physical exam to pinpoint pain generators

2) Image-Guided Procedure

• Skin cleansing and local anesthetic
• Real-time fluoroscopy or ultrasound guidance
• Medication delivered precisely to the target

3) Recovery & Discharge

• Short observation period (typically 10–30 minutes)
• Same-day return to light activity unless otherwise advised
• Written aftercare in your preferred language

Benefits, Risks, and Results

Potential Benefits

• Targeted relief of pain and inflammation
• Faster return to work, exercise, and sleep
• May reduce reliance on oral pain medication

Possible Risks (Uncommon)

• Temporary soreness, bleeding, infection
• Transient numbness, dizziness, or allergic reaction
• Rare nerve or vascular injury

Onset & Duration

• Relief may be immediate (local anesthetic) or within 2–7 days (steroid)
• Duration varies by condition; a series may be recommended

How to Prepare

Before Your Injection

• Bring prior MRI/X-ray reports if available
• Inform us of blood thinners, diabetes meds, or pregnancy
• Arrange a ride home if advised by your doctor

Day Of

• Light meal and hydrate
• Wear loose, comfortable clothing
• Arrive a few minutes early for consent and vitals

Aftercare & Follow-Up

Immediate Care

• Icing as directed; avoid soaking the injection site for 24 hours
• Gradual return to normal activity unless otherwise instructed

Monitoring & Next Steps

• Track pain relief in a diary (0–10 scale)
• Follow-up visit to review response and plan PT or additional injections if needed

Pricing & Insurance

Transparent Guidance

• Fees vary by injection type, imaging guidance, and complexity
• We’ll provide a written estimate before your procedure
• Assistance with Korean national insurance or private insurance documentation when applicable

Frequently Asked Questions

Will I Need Multiple Injections?

Some conditions respond best to a diagnostic block followed by one or two therapeutic sessions. Your doctor will individualize the schedule.

Do Injections Replace Surgery?

Many patients avoid or delay surgery with targeted injections and rehab. If surgery is truly indicated, we’ll refer you appropriately.

Can I Take My Usual Medications?

Most medications are fine, but blood thinners and certain diabetes meds may need coordinated adjustments. Tell us everything you take.

Book Your Pain Injection in Seoul

Ready to Feel Better?

• Message us with your symptoms and any imaging you have
• Request a consultation (English/Korean support available)
• Get a tailored plan and image-guided injection when appropriate

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