Living with chronic or recurring pain can affect every part of your life—from work and sleep to mobility and mental health. At Coastal Carolinas Interventional Spine, our focus is identifying the source of your pain and providing advanced, minimally invasive treatments designed to restore function and improve quality of life. Interventional spine and pain management focuses on treating pain at its source rather than masking symptoms with long-term medications.
Below are some of the most common types of pain we treat.
Back Pain
Back pain is one of the leading causes of disability and can stem from herniated discs, spinal stenosis, arthritis, muscle strain, or degenerative disc disease. Whether your pain is acute or chronic, targeted treatments such as epidural steroid injections, facet joint injections, or nerve blocks may help reduce inflammation and improve mobility.
Neck Pain
Neck pain often results from poor posture, whiplash injuries, degenerative changes, or pinched nerves. This pain may also radiate into the shoulders, arms, or hands. Interventional treatments can help relieve pressure on nerves and reduce pain without surgery.
Sciatica and Nerve Pain
Sciatica and other nerve-related pain conditions cause sharp, burning, or radiating pain—often traveling from the lower back down the leg or from the neck into the arm. These symptoms may be caused by disc issues or spinal narrowing. Targeted nerve injections and advanced pain therapies can significantly reduce discomfort and improve function.
Joint Pain
Pain in the hips, shoulders, knees, or sacroiliac (SI) joints can limit daily activities. Joint pain is often caused by arthritis, injury, or inflammation. Interventional treatments may help reduce pain and improve joint stability, allowing patients to move more comfortably.
Headaches and Migraines
Certain headaches, including cervicogenic headaches and some migraines, originate from the neck or upper spine. By addressing the underlying spinal or nerve-related causes, interventional pain treatments may reduce headache frequency and intensity.
Chronic Pain Conditions
Conditions such as failed back surgery syndrome, complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), or long-term musculoskeletal pain require a comprehensive, personalized approach. Our team works to develop customized treatment plans to manage chronic pain and improve daily function.
Questions About Pain Management
1. What is interventional pain management?
Interventional pain management in North Myrtle Beach uses minimally invasive procedures—such as injections or nerve treatments—to diagnose and treat pain at its source rather than relying solely on medications.
2. Do I need surgery to treat my pain?
In many cases, surgery is not necessary. Interventional treatments are often effective alternatives that can reduce pain and improve function without major surgery.
3. How long do pain relief treatments last?
Results vary depending on the condition and treatment used. Some patients experience relief for weeks or months, while others benefit longer-term with a comprehensive treatment plan.
4. Are these procedures safe?
Yes. Interventional pain procedures are performed using advanced imaging and techniques designed to maximize safety and precision.
5. Will I still need pain medication?
Many patients in North Myrtle Beach SC are able to reduce or eliminate their reliance on pain medications after successful interventional treatment, though individual results vary.
6. How do I know which treatment is right for me?
A thorough evaluation, imaging review, and discussion of your symptoms help determine the most effective treatment options for your specific condition.
Take the First Step Toward Pain Relief
You don’t have to live with chronic pain. If neck pain, back pain, nerve pain, or joint pain is limiting your life, the experienced team at Coastal Carolinas Interventional Spine is here to help. Call today to schedule a consultation and learn how advanced interventional pain management can help you get back to living comfortably and confidently.
Coastal Carolinas Interventional Spine
416 Main Street
North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582
(910) 755-6060
https://www.coastalcarolinasinterventionalspine.com/
info@ccispine.com
Coastal Carolinas Interventional Spine
10 Doctor Circle
Suite #2
Supply, NC 28462
Areas Served:
Myrtle Beach SC, North Myrtle Beach SC, Little River SC, Shallotte NC, Calabash NC, Supply NC