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PAIN MANAGEMENT CLINIC

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Pain Management Clinic in Pune | Non-Surgical Pain Relief

Pain Management Clinic at Global Hospital, Pune treats chronic pain — back, neck, joint, cancer-related, and nerve pain — using non-surgical approaches like radiofrequency ablation, PRP therapy, ozone therapy, and physiotherapy, led by Dr. Vivek Deshmukh (MBBS, MD, FIPM) and Dr. Medha Phadke (MBBS, MD, FIAPM). The clinic is built specifically for patients who want to avoid surgery where a non-surgical option can work.

What Does Pain Management Clinic Treat?

Pain Management Clinic focuses on chronic and persistent pain conditions using minimally invasive, non-surgical techniques rather than defaulting to surgery. The clinic treats mechanical pain (back, neck, joints), nerve-related pain (sciatica, neuropathy, trigeminal neuralgia), and complex pain conditions (cancer pain, fibromyalgia, CRPS) under specialists trained specifically in pain medicine (FIPM/FIAPM), not general orthopedics.

Chronic pain that doesn’t resolve with rest or basic medication usually needs a targeted intervention rather than more time — the earlier a pain specialist evaluates the cause, the more non-surgical options remain on the table.

Conditions We Treat

Category

Conditions

Spine & Back

Backache, neck pain, spondylitis, sciatica, coccydynia, SI joint arthritis

Joint Pain

Knee arthritis, shoulder pain, tennis & golfer’s elbow, plantar fasciitis

Nerve Pain

Trigeminal neuralgia, atypical facial pain, painful diabetic neuropathy, postherpetic neuralgia

Complex Pain

Fibromyalgia, CRPS (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome), chronic abdominal pain, cancer pain

Post-Surgical

Post-operative persistent pain, total body pain and weakness

Treatments & Technology Used
  • Radiofrequency (RF) Ablation uses heat generated by radio waves to disrupt nerve signals causing chronic pain, offering longer-lasting relief than injections alone for conditions like spinal and joint pain.
  • PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) Therapy injects a concentration of the patient’s own platelets into injured tissue to accelerate healing, commonly used for joint and tendon pain.
  • Ozone Therapy uses medical-grade ozone injections to reduce inflammation and pain, particularly for disc-related back pain.
  • Physiotherapy combines targeted exercises and manual therapy to restore movement and reduce pain without medication or procedures.
  • Acupuncture uses targeted needle placement to relieve pain, often used alongside other treatments for chronic conditions.
  • C-Arm & CT-Guided Interventions allow precise, image-guided injections directly at the pain source, improving accuracy over blind injections.
  • Traction (Cervical & Lumbar) gently stretches the spine to relieve pressure on discs and nerves, commonly used for neck and lower back pain.
  • Prolotherapy involves injecting an irritant solution into weakened ligaments or tendons to stimulate the body’s own repair process.
Why Choose a Pain Management Specialist Over Surgery First?
  • Non-surgical first approach — many chronic pain conditions respond to targeted, minimally invasive treatment without needing surgery
  • Faster recovery — most pain procedures involve little to no downtime compared to surgical alternatives
  • Specialist training — treatment is led by physicians trained specifically in pain medicine (FIPM, FIAPM), not general practitioners
  • Personalized plans — treatment combines medication, physiotherapy, and procedures based on the specific pain condition and severity
Meet Our Pain Management Specialists

Dr Vivek Deshmukh MBBS MD FIPM

Specialist in

  • Expert in treating chronic Pain conditions
  • Knee joint arthritis
  • Shoulder pain /frozen shoulder
  • Spondylitis/neck pain/ back pain
  • Head/neck pain
  • Hands/leg/ heel pain
  • Cancer pain

Daily Availability: Wed to Sat 12 PM to 2PM

Dr. Medha Phadke MBBS, MD FIAPM

Specialist in

  • Back pain
  • Neck pain
  • Joint pain
  • Painful diabetic neuropathy
  • Postherpetic neuralgia
  • Sciatica

Daily Availability: Mon to Sat
11 AM to 4 PM

Book An Appointment

    Book a Pain Management Consultation

    Chronic pain rarely resolves on its own — the longer it’s left untreated, the fewer non-surgical options remain. Book a consultation with our pain management specialists today.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Q: When should chronic pain be treated by a pain specialist instead of a general physician?

    A: If pain persists beyond three months despite rest, basic medication, or physiotherapy, a pain management specialist can offer targeted interventions — like radiofrequency ablation or image-guided injections — that a general physician typically doesn’t perform. Earlier specialist evaluation also identifies whether surgery can be avoided altogether.

    Q: What is radiofrequency ablation and how does it work for pain? 

    A: Radiofrequency ablation uses controlled heat from radio waves to disrupt the nerve signals responsible for chronic pain, typically providing relief that lasts months rather than the days or weeks offered by injections alone. It’s commonly used for chronic back, neck, and joint pain.

    Q: Can pain management help avoid surgery entirely? 

    A: For many chronic pain conditions — including early-stage joint arthritis and disc-related back pain — non-surgical treatments like PRP, ozone therapy, and physiotherapy can reduce or eliminate pain without surgery. Whether surgery can be avoided depends on the severity and underlying cause, determined through specialist evaluation.

    Q: Is PRP therapy effective for joint pain? 

    A: PRP therapy uses concentrated platelets from the patient’s own blood to accelerate tissue healing, and has shown good results for tendon and early-stage joint conditions in clinical use. It works best as part of a broader treatment plan rather than as a standalone fix.