Trigger Point Injections
What is a Trigger Point Injection?
Trigger points are areas where muscle spasms have formed “knots” in muscle or fascia tissue. A trigger point injection is an outpatient procedure where medication is injected directly into the trigger point for pain relief. Depending on the underlying cause of the trigger point, a single injection may alleviate the problem, while recurring injections may be required to manage chronic pain.
To reduce injection pain, a numbing spray is used. Trigger point injection appointments are outpatient, and the entire procedure takes only minutes to perform. Side effects are rare and may include post-injection pain or fat shrinkage near the injection site.
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Are you interested in trigger point injections for the treatment of your condition? Speak with a pain specialist at the Florida Pain Relief Group to discuss your options.
A physician will discuss your condition and medical history with you in order to determine if trigger point injections are appropriate.
What to Expect
Are you scheduled for a trigger point injection? During this procedure, you can expect our expert staff to make sure you are as comfortable as possible during this non-invasive process. A trigger point injection procedure occurs in the physician’s office. The doctor will locate the trigger point via manual palpation, and then use a small needle to inject medication into the site. To reduce injection pain, a numbing spray is used. Trigger point injection appointments are outpatient, and the entire procedure takes only minutes to perform.
Side effects are rare and may include post-injection pain or fat shrinkage near the injection site.
When Is a Trigger Point Injection Used?
Trigger points are the cause of many types of pain. Trigger point injections may be appropriate for numerous conditions, including:
- Fibromyalgia
- Tension headaches
- Chronic pain
- Myofascial pain
- Back pain
- Muscle pain
- Referred pain