Joint and spinal pain can feel unbearable at times, but modern treatment options make a real difference. At The Family Pain and Wellness, we provide targeted joint & spinal injections to help patients find relief and restore movement. These injections work by calming inflammation and temporarily blocking pain signals. Schedule a consultation with our pain management doctors today to learn more.
For many people struggling with chronic back, neck, or joint pain, these injections offer fast-acting relief that can make physical therapy and daily activities more manageable. They can help restore comfort and quality of life without the need for surgery.
The sacroiliac joint connects the lower spine to the pelvis and helps transfer weight between the upper body and legs. When this joint becomes irritated or inflamed, it can lead to sharp pain in the lower back, hips, and even down the legs.
A sacroiliac joint injection delivers medication into or around the joint to reduce inflammation and ease pain. Patients often find that this treatment not only eases pain but also improves their ability to sit, stand, and walk comfortably.
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The carpometacarpal (CMC) joint, located at the base of the thumb, is one of the most common areas affected by osteoarthritis. This condition makes everyday tasks such as gripping, holding, and lifting objects very difficult.
A CMC osteoarthritis injection helps reduce swelling in the joint and improves hand function. For patients dealing with constant thumb pain that interferes with work or daily chores, this treatment can provide lasting relief and a better quality of life.
A Baker’s cyst forms when fluid builds up behind the knee, often linked to arthritis or other joint problems. This swelling can cause stiffness, discomfort, and restricted movement. A Baker’s cyst injection helps by reducing inflammation and decreasing fluid buildup.
Many patients notice less pain and more mobility in their knee after this treatment, making it easier to walk, bend, and perform daily activities.
Targeted joint and spinal injections are designed to deliver relief right where it is needed most. By focusing on the affected joint or muscle, these treatments can:
• Reduce inflammation and swelling • Relieve sharp or aching pain • Improve mobility and flexibility • Support long-term healing when combined with physical therapy or exercise
If joint or spinal pain is limiting your daily life, you don’t have to manage it alone. The Family Pain and Wellness offers targeted joint & spinal injections in Belleville and New York, to help reduce pain and improve mobility.
Request An Appointment Call : (917) 672-3541 Call : (201) 822-9901 Call : (201) 822-9901No, they are different procedures that target different structures. An epidural injection focuses on the spinal canal, while a Sacroiliac Joint Injection specifically targets the joint that links the spine to the pelvis.
Yes, this injection can reduce inflammation in the thumb joint, making daily hand movements easier and less painful.
Yes, it is possible to have a repeat injection if a Baker’s cyst returns.
Our experienced pain management expert administers these injections in a clinical setting. They are generally considered safe and are often recommended when other treatments have not provided enough relief.
No, they are different procedures that target different structures. An epidural injection focuses on the spinal canal, while a Sacroiliac Joint Injection specifically targets the joint that links the spine to the pelvis.
Yes, this injection can reduce inflammation in the thumb joint, making daily hand movements easier and less painful.
Yes, it is possible to have a repeat injection if a Baker’s cyst returns.
Our experienced pain management expert administers these injections in a clinical setting. They are generally considered safe and are often recommended when other treatments have not provided enough relief.
