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Sacroiliac Joint Block for Lower Back &
Buttock Pain in Thane

Discover Precision Relief for SI Joint Pain with Blocks by Dr. Amogh Zawar.

When persistent pain in the lower back, buttock, or even radiating into the leg is definitively traced to the sacroiliac (SI) joint, a Sacroiliac Joint Block offers a highly effective solution. At Spine Fix Clinic in Thane, Dr. Amogh Zawar specializes in this advanced, image-guided procedure that accurately diagnoses and precisely treats the pain source, providing targeted relief without surgery.

Understanding Sacroiliac Joint Blocks Diagnosing & Treating Pelvic Pain

A Sacroiliac (SI) Joint Block is a highly precise, minimally invasive interventional procedure used for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. It targets the sacroiliac joints, which are large, strong joints located on either side of the spine, connecting the base of your spine (sacrum) to your pelvis (ilium). These joints are crucial for transferring weight and forces between the upper body and legs. When these joints become inflamed, unstable, or rigid due to conditions like arthritis, trauma, or degenerative changes, they can cause chronic, debilitating pain.

An SI Joint Block involves injecting a small amount of local anesthetic and corticosteroid medication directly into the SI joint. By precisely targeting this joint, Dr. Amogh Zawar can:

At Spine Fix Clinic, Dr. Amogh Zawar, a leading spine specialist in Thane, utilizes his profound anatomical knowledge and expertise in advanced interventional pain procedures. He meticulously performs these image-guided injections to ensure exceptional accuracy, maximize therapeutic effect, and enhance patient safety.

When is the Treatment Recommended / Is it Right for You

Sacroiliac Joint Blocks are a valuable option often recommended by Dr. Amogh Zawar for patients experiencing:

Dr. Amogh Zawar will conduct a thorough evaluation to determine if a Sacroiliac Joint Block is the appropriate and most beneficial treatment for your specific condition.

Advantages of Sacroiliac Joint Blocks

Potential Risks & Side Effects Understanding the Considerations

While Sacroiliac Joint Blocks are generally considered safe procedures, like any medical intervention, they carry a small risk of potential side effects or complications. Dr. Amogh Zawar will thoroughly discuss these with you before the procedure.

Why Choose Dr. Amogh Zawar for Sacroiliac Joint Blocks in Thane?

Choosing the right spine specialist for precision pain management is crucial for safety and effectiveness. Dr. Amogh Zawar at Spine Fix Clinic in Thane offers unparalleled expertise and a truly patient-focused approach:

Book Your Spine Consultation Today

If you are suffering from debilitating back or neck pain and are seeking a safe, precise, and effective non-surgical solution, contact Spine Fix Clinic today to schedule a comprehensive consultation with Dr. Amogh Zawar in Thane. Take the crucial step towards understanding your condition and receiving expert, compassionate care tailored to your unique needs.

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What Patients Say About Our Spine Specialist in Thane

Real Success Stories from Patients Who Found Relief at Spinefix

"I was looking for the best slip disc treatment in Thane and was referred to Dr. Amogh Zawar. The minimally invasive procedure at Spinefix was a complete success. His team is excellent, and I recovered very quickly."

R. Patel Thane West

"My father’s sciatica was unbearable. We found Dr. Zawar, the best spine surgeon in Thane for endoscopic surgery. He is brilliant and so reassuring. My father was walking without pain the very next day. We are so grateful."

A. Joshi Ghodbunder Road, Thane
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FAQs About Sacroiliac Joint Blocks

1. What is the Sacroiliac (SI) joint, and where is the pain felt?
The SI joint connects your spine (sacrum) to your pelvis (ilium). Pain from this joint is typically felt in the lower back on one side, the buttock, and can radiate down the back of the thigh or groin, sometimes mimicking sciatica.
2. What is the main purpose of a Sacroiliac Joint Block?
A Sacroiliac Joint Block has two main purposes: it helps diagnose if the SI joint is the specific source of your lower back/buttock pain (by temporarily numbing it), and it provides therapeutic pain relief by reducing inflammation within the joint using corticosteroids.
3. How is a Sacroiliac Joint Block performed, and is it image-guided?
Yes, it is always performed under image guidance, typically real-time X-ray (fluoroscopy). After numbing the skin, Dr. Amogh Zawar uses the imaging to precisely guide a thin needle into the SI joint, often confirming placement with contrast dye before injecting the medication.
4. How long does the pain relief from an SI Joint Block last?
The duration of pain relief varies, typically ranging from several weeks to several months. The injection provides a “window of opportunity” for you to engage in physical therapy and exercises that can offer more sustained relief.
5. What should I expect after an SI Joint Block?
You’ll be monitored briefly. You may experience immediate pain relief from the local anesthetic. The full steroid effect develops over 2-7 days. It’s advisable to rest for the remainder of the day. You will receive detailed post-procedure instructions and guidance on resuming activities.
6. Can I get a second opinion on my treatment plan?
We encourage patients to be fully confident in their treatment plan. Dr. Amogh Zawar provides expert second opinions to help you make an informed decision about your care.
7. Is a Sacroiliac Joint Block a permanent solution for pain?
A Sacroiliac Joint Block provides significant, and often long-lasting, relief from inflammation and pain. It does not “cure” the underlying structural cause of arthritis. However, the relief can be substantial and allow you to regain function.
8. Can an SI Joint Block help me avoid surgery?
Yes, for many individuals, an SI Joint Block provides sufficient and sustained pain relief, creating a window for physical therapy and strengthening exercises. This can often help patients avoid or significantly delay the need for surgery.
9. Are there risks to the procedure?
While generally safe, the main risks are infection, bleeding, and nerve damage. Dr. Amogh Zawar’s expertise and image guidance significantly minimize these risks.
10. What is the difference between an SI Joint Block and an Epidural Injection?
A Sacroiliac Joint Block is for pain originating from the SI joint. An Epidural Injection delivers medication into the epidural space around the spinal cord and nerves, which is often for nerve-related pain from a herniated disc or stenosis.
11. What is the recovery like after a Sacroiliac Joint Block?
There is no significant recovery time or downtime. You can often resume light activities on the same day.
12. How many injections will I need?
The number of injections varies. Some patients get lasting relief from one, while others may require a series of injections over time. Dr. Amogh Zawar will determine the appropriate plan for you.

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