Conditions most frequently treated in the Cener for Pain in our hospital:

Migraine

Migraine is a frequent occurrence and almost an integral part of the painful sensations of the modern human. This pain can be manifested as a pulsating pain, pressure in the temples, or it can be a result of a hormone disbalance.

Migraine attacks can be treated with certain antirheumatic or analgetic medications, but often, they require special migraine medications. They are efficient mainly if used at the beginning of the attack.

Neuralgias

Trigeminal neuralgia is manifested with a very strong pain along one side of the face. Postherpetic neuralgia and neuropathy are painful conditions resolved in our center with non-invasive methods using intravenous analgetic therapy.

Spinal pain

The most severe pain occurs in discus hernia. This type of pain is most frequently manifested in the lumbar part of the spine and in rarer cases, in the neck area, and it can also occur due to spondylosis of the spine. The therapy is non-invasive, usually with medications, but ultrasound therapy is also used.

Arthrosis

This is a progressive, chronic, degenerative disease. During onset, the treatment is based on intravenous application of medications. The joint blockages are highly effective, and the physical therapy enables better mobility of the joint.

Rheumatoid arthritis

Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic rheumatic disease which usually impacts the hand and feet joints. Due to damage of the peripheral nerves, neurological pain medications as applied. Ultrasound therapy and blockage are indicated for this disease.

Pain caused by malignant diseases

Pain caused by malignant diseases can be treated and mitigated. A combination of various analgesics and co-analgesics is usually prescribed. This therapy starts when the pain has low intensity. From the array of pain therapies, an epidural catheter can be placed. Our center for treatment of pain can provide psychological support for patients with malignant pain.