Pain Clinic in Dombivli

Pain can develop due to a wide range of health conditions, including:

• Musculoskeletal problems such as joint pain, frozen shoulder, cervical spondylosis, and different forms of arthritis, including gout, rheumatoid arthritis, and osteoarthritis
• Autoimmune disorders such as lupus and Crohn’s disease, where the immune system affects healthy tissues
• Endometriosis
• Chronic pain disorders such as fibromyalgia and central pain syndrome
• Facial pain conditions
• Neuropathy, often linked to long-standing nerve damage caused by underlying illnesses
• Persistent or recurring headaches

• Acute Pain
  Acute pain usually develops suddenly and is often associated with injuries or medical conditions. This may include pain due to fractures, burns, infections, or surgical procedures. Management focuses on treating the root cause to achieve relief as early as possible.
• Chronic Pain
  Chronic pain continues for extended periods and may result from untreated injuries or long-term conditions. Pain management in Dombivli addresses chronic pain linked to disorders such as arthritis and fibromyalgia through structured and ongoing care plans.
• Nociceptive Pain
  Nociceptive pain occurs due to tissue damage, triggering pain receptors that send signals to the brain. This type of pain is commonly associated with injuries, inflammation, or organ-related conditions and requires targeted intervention.
• Neuropathic Pain
  Neuropathic pain develops due to abnormalities in the nervous system and may occur without visible tissue damage. Conditions such as diabetes or viral infections can contribute to this form of pain, which requires specialised management strategies.

Pain management begins with a detailed assessment to identify the underlying cause. During consultation, specialists review medical history, pain patterns, location, and severity. This helps determine whether the cause can be identified clinically or if diagnostic tests are required.

When the cause is clear, a focused treatment plan is initiated. If the source of pain remains uncertain, further investigations may be advised to confirm the diagnosis and guide treatment decisions.

• Home-Based Care
  For mild to moderate musculoskeletal injuries, patients may be advised simple techniques such as rest, ice application, compression, elevation, and basic movement exercises.
• Counselling and Psychological Support
  Therapeutic approaches such as counselling, cognitive behavioural therapy, and guided relaxation help address the emotional and mental impact of long-term pain. These methods support better coping mechanisms for chronic discomfort.
• Exercise-Based Therapy
  Regular physical activity improves blood flow, posture, strength, and joint movement. Recommended activities may include stretching routines, yoga, swimming, walking, or low-impact aerobic exercises.
• Hands-On Therapies
  Physical therapy, massage techniques, chiropractic care, and acupuncture are integrated where appropriate to reduce pain and improve mobility.
• Lifestyle Adjustments
  Lifestyle-related pain triggers are addressed through weight management, improved sleep routines, dietary guidance, and increased physical activity.
• Medication Support
  When non-medication methods are insufficient, medicines may be prescribed either alone or alongside other therapies. These may include anti-inflammatory drugs or condition-specific medications.

• Improved overall quality of life
• Better mental and emotional well-being
• Enhanced physical movement and daily functioning

We follow strict treatment and safety standards at our pain clinic in Dombivli. The clinic is supported by updated diagnostic tools and evidence-based treatment methods to ensure accurate evaluation and effective pain control.