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Kejriwal Clinic
Precision Care for Orthopedic Health
10 Spine and Pain Specialists available in Lucknow
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1. When should I see a spine and pain specialist?
You should consult a spine and pain specialist when you have taken non-surgical treatment and home remedies, or over the counter painkillers and it still hasn't alleviated your pain.
2. How does a spine and pain specialist treat pain?
A spine and pain specialist will usually recommend different types of treatments including:
1. Injections
2. Nerve blocks
3. Physical therapy
4. Implantable devices
5. Surgery
6. Trigger point injections
3. What education is needed to become a spine and pain specialist?
Like any other doctor, a spine and pain specialist should complete an MBBS degree (5.5. yrs) and then follow it up with a specialisation in orthopaedics treatment MD or DNB (3 yrs). They need further training as a spine and pain specialist before practicing for the same.
4. Is the spine specialist same as orthopaedic surgeon?
While an orthopaedic surgeon and a spine specialist have roles that match each other's, for instance, an orthopaedic surgeon also treats spinal conditions, a spine specialist's main specialisation is treating the spine.
5. Does a spine and pain specialist perform surgery?
A spine and pain specialist can perform surgery as they have a relevant orthopaedic surgeon's degree and training as part of their education.
Kejriwal Clinic
Precision Care for Orthopedic Health
10 Spine and Pain Specialists available in Lucknow
Book appointments with minimum wait-time & verified doctor details
1. When should I see a spine and pain specialist?
You should consult a spine and pain specialist when you have taken non-surgical treatment and home remedies, or over the counter painkillers and it still hasn't alleviated your pain.
2. How does a spine and pain specialist treat pain?
A spine and pain specialist will usually recommend different types of treatments including:
1. Injections
2. Nerve blocks
3. Physical therapy
4. Implantable devices
5. Surgery
6. Trigger point injections
3. What education is needed to become a spine and pain specialist?
Like any other doctor, a spine and pain specialist should complete an MBBS degree (5.5. yrs) and then follow it up with a specialisation in orthopaedics treatment MD or DNB (3 yrs). They need further training as a spine and pain specialist before practicing for the same.
4. Is the spine specialist same as orthopaedic surgeon?
While an orthopaedic surgeon and a spine specialist have roles that match each other's, for instance, an orthopaedic surgeon also treats spinal conditions, a spine specialist's main specialisation is treating the spine.
5. Does a spine and pain specialist perform surgery?
A spine and pain specialist can perform surgery as they have a relevant orthopaedic surgeon's degree and training as part of their education.