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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Find answers to the most common patient queries in this section.

• Headaches, panic attacks?

  One can endlessly discuss the nature of these conditions, but if we take practice as the criterion for truth, trigger point injections help, while antidepressants do not. The only therapy that can relieve spasms in the deepest neck muscles is trigger point therapy. No massage therapist can achieve this, and chiropractic therapy carries significant risk of injury. Safe and reliable.

• Back pain

  The joker of all pains, who doesn’t experience it at all? Hundreds of thousands of methods for treating chronic pain. It’s like a game of “hot potato” – someone treated a little, and then passed it to the next person! Most methods just shift the responsibility onto: exercises, some totems, phantoms, or even psychological practices. You’ve already tried everything, and now you can confidently come to us. It works. It lasts. And here, hernias are not the primary concern. In any case, surgery is the last resort, but even after it, with the wrong pain treatment, you’ll be surprised to find that the cause remained in place, and it didn’t take long to fix.

• Hip pain

  Hip pain requires maximum effort from the doctor, as this weight-bearing joint has gravitational load. Osteoarthritis (coxarthrosis) is like a dramatic lady: first it’s hard to find, impossible to forget, and difficult to get rid of. Of course, it is treated by various methods. But we offer the best therapy for pain management. Even in cases of avascular necrosis, we are able to prevent further destruction for years in patients who are not eligible for surgery.

• Knee pain

  Everything you need to know about knee joints – they don’t hurt because of problems inside the joint or due to menisci or cysts. In 20 years of practice, I haven’t sent a single knee to surgery. And I believe if my practice didn’t repeatedly prove my point, no one would come to me, but that’s not the case. Knees are treated more successfully without surgery and without injecting liquids into them.

• Heel pain

  Treatment without hormones, surgery, or long exhausting recovery processes. Come in, get the injections, and leave. Three times in one week. That’s it. A few pills, some stretching.

• Post-COVID syndromes

  The disease affects large spongy bones filled with small blood vessels. It is comparable to herpes affecting nerve tissue — COVID affects blood vessels, destroying them. There can be aseptic necrosis affecting the shoulder and hip joints within three months from the onset of the disease. The sacroiliac joints are also affected, causing chronic one-sided lower back pain. It is difficult to treat, long-lasting, but treatable. However, the pathogenesis is still not fully understood. Therefore, try not to delay dealing with such conditions.

• Dupuytren's contracture

  Surgery or not? A month of rehabilitation, pain, and general anesthesia, or just 15 minutes and a tiny hole in the palm? And that’s it? If you don’t want freezing and simply need a working finger without recurrences, this method is for you.

• Trigger point injections

  What are trigger point injections?

  Trigger point injections are a procedure that has undergone many changes since its inception, first proposed by Travell and Simons as a method for treating chronic pain. In my experience, this procedure has been extensively revised and improved.

  This procedure involves injections into the areas of maximum muscle resistance, known as trigger points, which are essentially muscle spasms. These points share a similar structure and size, and there are many such trigger points in the body. A trigger is a protective mechanism of the muscle that helps it withstand the excessive load placed upon it. When the muscle spasms, it becomes unable to be regulated by the brain. The trigger blocks the blood and nerve supply to the muscle, causing it to only be nourished by osmosis, as the brain can no longer regulate the muscle’s function.

  Therefore, the only way to relax this muscle is through external intervention. However, the problem is not only in the formation of trigger points, but also in how regulatory mechanisms affect antagonistic muscles. For example, if your triceps are overstrained and filled with trigger points, your biceps will not be able to fully contract. This causes significant issues for both athletes and the general population and can even lead to muscle tears.

  These chronic conditions ultimately result in dysfunctions in movement patterns, posture, gait, and overall body alignment. These are adaptation diseases, caused by our lifestyle. Unfortunately, we cannot escape these issues. We are forced to drive for long periods, sit at work for long hours, and move very little due to our responsibilities and lifestyle. The world moves fast, and time flies quickly.

  What physiologists and fitness specialists propose to us is to change our lives. But we don’t want or cannot do that. We want to live without pain, eat without gaining weight, and look good without exercising. And the market is constantly looking for such methods.

  The method of trigger point injection therapy relieves the individual of responsibility for their musculoskeletal health, allowing them to simply come to the procedure, receive it, take post-treatment medication, do a minimal amount of exercise, and follow up with treatments as needed. For the majority of patients, this scheme satisfies more than 70% of their needs, alleviating pain and contractures with no additional requirements.

  This method has more than a 70% success rate, and currently, there is no more effective treatment available worldwide than trigger point injection therapy. Not shockwave therapy, not massage – all these methods are supplementary and auxiliary. We use them, but they are complementary, much like other physiotherapeutic devices.