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Home Therapeutic Blockades

Name: KindCare Medical Center
Brand: KindCare Medical Center
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Experiencing sudden, sharp pain in the back or extremities can disrupt your daily life and limit mobility. Home-Based Therapeutic is a quick and effective method for alleviating such pain is through a therapeutic blockade—this involves the injection of an analgesic directly into the painful area. This technique is commonly used for significant pain relief in the spine and large joints, helping to significantly improve quality of life.

To eliminate the need for unnecessary trips to the doctor and to save time, you can opt for our at-home doctor service. This allows you to receive the necessary therapeutic blockade in the comfort of your own home.

If you require a therapeutic blockade at home, reaching out to the specialists at KindCare Medical Network is your optimal choice. Our doctors will conduct a thorough assessment and examination before administering an injection that quickly addresses your pain. This prompt relief will improve your condition swiftly, allowing you, if necessary, to pursue further therapy directly at the clinic.

Home-Based Therapeutic Blockades in Dubai

Discover the convenience of Home-Based Therapeutic Blockades in Dubai with kindCare Medical Center. Offering expert pain management at your doorstep, this service ensures effective relief without the need for hospital visits. Experience personalized care and advanced treatment, all from the comfort of your home. Your well-being is our priority.

Leading specialists

Misha Soltaninia

Urologist & Andrologist

Experience: 15 years

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Kristina Yevdoshenko

Dermatologist & Venereologist

Basics of At-Home Blockade Procedures
Home blockades provide a valuable treatment option for conditions such as:
- Severe back pain from scoliosis, osteochondrosis, herniated discs, and spinal arthritis;
- Various forms of neuralgia and neuritis, including nerve root impingement syndrome;
- Post-surgical pain;
- Osteoarthritis;
- Arthritis due to infectious or autoimmune causes;
- Inflammatory conditions in joints, tendons, and synovial sacs caused by infections or injuries.
Types of Home Blockades
Blockades for home treatment vary based on the pain’s location and nature:
- Local Blockades: An injection directly targets a large concentration of nerve endings to alleviate pain at a specific site.
- Segmental Blockades: The injection is administered into a particular spinal area (e.g., cervical or lumbar) to address localized pain.
Home blockades are categorized further based on the injection site:
- Intraarticular: The medication is injected into the joint cavity to alleviate pain.
- Paraarticular: The procedure involves injecting medication into the soft tissues surrounding the joint.
- Periarticular: Medication is injected around the joint capsule to reduce inflammation and pain.
These techniques offer effective, targeted relief, enabling patients to receive treatment at home rather than visiting a medical facility.

Home Therapeutic Blockades - Doctor's house call

If you are unable to visit our clinic for any reason, you can call a doctor at home. It is also possible to perform diagnostics at home and call a nurse to take tests.

Home Blockade Process: Detailed Steps

A qualified specialist, such as a neurologist or trauma surgeon from KindCare Medical Network, performs the blockade in your home. On the scheduled day, the doctor arrives fully equipped with all necessary instruments and medications.

The process begins with a thorough consultation to understand the pain’s cause, intensity, and duration, previous treatments and their outcomes, any allergies, and to review any medical tests provided. This discussion ensures the treatment’s effectiveness and safety.

The drugs used typically contain a mix of components for rapid pain relief and inflammation reduction. Local anesthetics or glucocorticoids are commonly used, where anesthetics provide relief for about 3-4 hours, and glucocorticoids can extend relief for several months.

The blockade solution may also include B vitamins and other drugs to enhance tissue nutrition and stimulate metabolic processes, such as neuroprotectants and chondroprotectors. The treatment regimen, including the number and frequency of injections, is tailored by the physician based on the patient’s specific needs and the chosen treatment strategy.