Peripheral Nerve Stimulation
James A. Nassiri, MD, MA
Pain Management Specialist & Anesthesiologist located in Beverly Hills, CA
Peripheral Nerve Stimulation in Beverly Hills, Rancho Cucamonga & Newport Beach, CA
If chronic nerve pain is preventing you from living comfortably and conservative treatments have failed to provide lasting relief, Peripheral Nerve Stimulation (PNS) may offer a minimally invasive solution. At Westside Pain Specialists, our experienced pain management specialists and anesthesiologists provide advanced Peripheral Nerve Stimulation treatments to help patients manage chronic pain, improve function, and reduce reliance on pain medications.
We proudly serve patients throughout Beverly Hills, Rancho Cucamonga, Newport Beach, and surrounding Southern California communities.
To schedule a consultation, call (310) 273-2000 or visit https://www.westsidepainspecialists.com/schedule.
What Is Peripheral Nerve Stimulation?
Peripheral Nerve Stimulation (PNS) is an advanced pain management treatment that uses mild electrical impulses to target specific nerves responsible for chronic pain. A small device is placed near the affected nerve, where it delivers gentle stimulation designed to interrupt pain signals before they reach the brain.
Unlike spinal cord stimulation, which targets the spinal cord, peripheral nerve stimulation focuses directly on individual nerves that are contributing to pain.
PNS is often considered for patients who have not achieved sufficient relief from medications, physical therapy, injections, or other conservative treatment approaches.
How Does Peripheral Nerve Stimulation Work?
The nervous system sends pain signals from injured or irritated tissues to the brain. With chronic pain conditions, these signals may continue long after healing should have occurred.
Peripheral Nerve Stimulation works by:
- Delivering mild electrical pulses to targeted nerves
- Modifying pain signal transmission
- Reducing the perception of pain
- Supporting improved function and mobility
The stimulation is customized to each patient’s condition and treatment goals.
Conditions Treated with Peripheral Nerve Stimulation
Peripheral Nerve Stimulation may be an effective treatment option for a variety of chronic pain conditions, including:
Chronic Shoulder Pain
Patients with persistent shoulder pain following injury, surgery, or arthritis may benefit from targeted nerve stimulation.
Knee Pain
Chronic knee pain caused by osteoarthritis, injury, or post-surgical complications may respond well to PNS therapy.
Peripheral Neuropathy
Patients experiencing burning, tingling, numbness, or nerve-related pain may achieve symptom relief through nerve stimulation.
Chronic Back Pain
Certain forms of back pain that involve peripheral nerve irritation may be treated with PNS.
Post-Surgical Pain
Persistent pain following surgical procedures can sometimes be managed through targeted nerve stimulation.
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)
PNS may be used as part of a comprehensive treatment plan for patients suffering from chronic nerve-related pain syndromes.
Nerve Injury Pain
Pain resulting from damaged or irritated nerves may be improved through advanced neuromodulation techniques.
Benefits of Peripheral Nerve Stimulation
Peripheral Nerve Stimulation offers several potential benefits, including:
- Reduced chronic pain
- Improved physical function
- Enhanced mobility
- Reduced dependence on pain medications
- Minimally invasive treatment
- Customizable therapy settings
- Improved quality of life
- Targeted treatment of specific pain sources
Many patients report meaningful pain relief that allows them to return to activities they previously struggled to perform.
What to Expect During Peripheral Nerve Stimulation Treatment
The treatment process begins with a comprehensive evaluation to determine whether you are a candidate for PNS.
Initial Evaluation
Your provider will review:
- Medical history
- Pain symptoms
- Previous treatments
- Diagnostic imaging, if necessary
Trial Period
Many patients undergo a temporary trial period before moving forward with long-term treatment. This allows both the patient and provider to determine how effectively the therapy reduces pain.
Long-Term Treatment
If the trial is successful, a longer-term treatment plan may be developed to help provide ongoing symptom relief.
Our specialists will carefully explain every step of the process and answer any questions you may have.
Who Is a Candidate for Peripheral Nerve Stimulation?
You may be a candidate for PNS if you:
- Have chronic nerve pain lasting several months or longer
- Have not responded to conservative treatments
- Want to avoid more invasive surgical procedures
- Are seeking alternatives to long-term pain medication use
- Have localized pain linked to a specific peripheral nerve
A consultation with our pain management specialists can help determine whether PNS is appropriate for your condition.
Why Choose Westside Pain Specialists?
At Westside Pain Specialists, our board-certified pain management specialists and anesthesiologists are committed to providing cutting-edge pain management solutions tailored to each patient’s unique needs.
We combine advanced neuromodulation technology, evidence-based treatment approaches, and compassionate care to help patients achieve meaningful, long-term pain relief.
Patients throughout Beverly Hills, Rancho Cucamonga, Newport Beach, and surrounding Southern California communities trust our team for comprehensive chronic pain management and innovative treatment options.
Schedule a Peripheral Nerve Stimulation Consultation Today
If chronic nerve pain is interfering with your daily life, Peripheral Nerve Stimulation may provide the relief you've been searching for.
Call (310) 273-2000 or schedule an appointment online at https://www.westsidepainspecialists.com/schedule to learn whether Peripheral Nerve Stimulation is right for you.
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