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Elbow Pain Treatment

Dr. Igor Turok specializes in Elbow Pain Treatment in Wallingford, CT, and Ridgefield, CT.
Elbow Pain Treatment

Connecticut Pain Solutions provides pain management and neurology services in Ridgefield and Wallingford, CT. Call 203-724-9290 (Ridgefield) or 203-626-9080 (Wallingford) to learn more and schedule your appointment.

At Connecticut Pain Solutions, our simple but powerful goal is to use our minimally invasive, technologically advanced techniques to help you avoid surgery. We take a safe but aggressive approach to treating elbow pain.

The first step is a thorough evaluation of your elbow pain to determine whether it is neurological or anatomical in origin, and to learn exactly which structures are affected. Depending on our findings, we offer a variety of elbow pain treatment options:

Nerve Block

A nerve block is most often performed as a diagnostic procedure to determine whether you are a candidate for a radiofrequency ablation. However, if nerve compression is causing your pain, a nerve block may stop the pain altogether.

Radiofrequency Ablation

A radiofrequency ablation is typically performed after a nerve block confirms the source of your elbow pain. Radiofrequency waves are used to burn off the affected nerve, providing partial or full relief from the pain. The nerve will eventually grow back, and you may need another ablation in 12 to 24 months. However, some people never again experience the pain, even after the nerve regenerates.

Joint Injections

AmnioFix injections

PRP Injections

Steroid anti inflammatory injections

If your elbow pain originates in a joint, we can inject a combination of numbing agents and steroids into that joint. Some people need just one injection, while others require two or three to achieve relief. Pain relief from joint injections may last for months or even years.

Trigger Point Injections

Regardless of the specific cause of your pain, elbow pain usually results in trigger points, or very tight knots of muscle tissue that can be extremely painful. Although these can eventually be worked out with massage, trigger point injections often bring faster and more complete relief.

Medication Management

For any serious pain, medication is generally a first line of treatment. We can manage your pain medications, with the goal of gradually reducing the amount you take.

Physical Therapy

Whether you are trying to avoid elbow surgery, or to recover more quickly afterward, physical therapy is a vital component of treatment. In fact, the goal for all other elbow pain management techniques is to alleviate the pain enough for you to fully participate in physical therapy.

Your physical therapist will thoroughly evaluate your elbow, including your range of motion and the cause of your pain. He or she will also take a detailed health history. You will then begin a customized treatment plan filled with exercises that are designed to improve both strength and range of motion in your elbow. Pain management remains vital throughout physical therapy, and your therapist may offer such pain-relieving treatments as ice, heat, or electrical stimulation.

Remember that physical therapy requires active participation, both in treatment and at home between sessions. The more you put into your therapy, the more you will get out of it.

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Full Stories Of Why
Clients Are Satisfied With Our Treatments

Dr. Turok spent the time to discuss my condition and provided alternative ways to try to treat the condition.  He was very knowledgeable. He and his staff were very friendly.   I would highly recommend this practice. This a follow up to my previous post. Six weeks ago I had PRP treatment for hemifacial spasm and blepharospasm for the left side of my face.  I had been suffering for almost 18 months with this condition. The one treatment gave me 75% improvement with my condition.   I had a second treatment today and hope this is as good as the first. For those who have tried other treatments I highly recommend trying the PRP with Dr. Turok.
John Calatayud
I have been recovering from plantar fasciitis and ankle pain for multiple years following multiple basketball injuries and decided to try out Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy a couple of weeks ago. Plantar fasciitis takes a while to recover, so on paper, injecting platelet cells directly into the area will promote healing and speed up this lengthy recovery process so I can get back to my favorite activities as fast as possible. Sure enough, a couple of days after the PRP injection my foot started feeling better. The inflammation has drastically decreased and a lot of pain has gone away. Now, two weeks after the procedure, the foot is still feeling great! Dr. Turok recommends resting the area for 6 weeks after the procedure, so I can only project my injury getting better. Overall, my experience at Connecticut Pain Solutions has been very pleasant. The staff is very friendly and Dr. Turok himself is very knowledgeable and experienced in his practice. The procedure is very quick and painless, so I would highly recommend it to anyone looking to try out new things that might help them during their recovery!
Nikita B
I'm 101 years old and have been in chronic pain in my back and hip for years. I have tried every medication and procedure that has been recommended to me. The only treatment that has given me meaningful relief is the PRP injection provided by Dr. Turok. I am extremely thankful for the relief I am currently experiencing.
Josephine Giordano
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