Sacroiliac Joint Injections

Find diagnosis and relief from lower back pain and Sciatica symptoms with a Sacroiliac Joint injection.

WHAT ARE SACROILIAC JOINT INJECTIONS ?

A sacroiliac joint injection is used to diagnose and/or treat low back pain and sciatica symptoms associated with sacroiliac joint dysfunction. The medication used typically involves a local anesthetic and an anti-inflammatory injected in or around the sacroilic joint in the lower back. The treatment can pinpoint sources of pain while simultaneously alleviating the discomfort. Sacroiliac joint injections are considered an effective way to reduce inflammation and provide pain relief for an extended period of time.

QUICK FACTS ABOUT SACROILIAC JOINT INJECTIONS:

Non-surgical, minimally invasive procedure
Benefits are both diagnostic and therapeutic
Procedure typically takes no more than 30 minutes and is done on an outpatient basis
For some patients, relief can last six months or longer

IS THIS PROCEDURE RIGHT FOR ME?

COMMON CONDITIONS TREATED BY SACROILIAC JOINT INJECTIONS:

Sacroiliac (SI) Joint Dysfunction
Traumatic Injury
Sciatica
Chronic Lower Back Pain

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WHAT OUR PATIENTS ARE SAYING

[Since my bulging disc correction] I haven't had pain in my leg at all and had only a little pain in my back from my surgery, but zero pain in my legs, the sciatica is gone.

Edward, age 55, bulging disc injury

Today my back and hip feel tremendous. My legs are still a bit weak, possibly from nerve damage that occurred prior to surgery. I’m going to physical therapy 3 times per week. I was back at work on November 15th, 3 weeks after surgery.

Robert, age 58,
history of disc herniation and previous surgeries

Nobody likes to be injured and neck surgery is a delicate procedure, but Dr. Massoud explained what needed to be done, which made me feel more comfortable. [Post-surgery] I felt great, and today the pain is completely gone.

Francisco, Age 48, Cervical Injury

Dr. Patel was so nice and explained everything to me. He likes to see the MRI images and see for himself what shows up on our report. He answered all my questions and I was able to get a late appointment (and by late i mean [past] 6pm).

L. Mercado, Little Ferry, NJ

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