Specialised pain centre – when conventional solutions don’t work
People living with chronic pain do not always know where to turn. Help them take the first step towards effective care.
A team of experienced specialists dedicated to the comprehensive treatment of chronic pain.
At the Pain Centre, we offer comprehensive pain management services, including diagnostics, modern interventional methods and personalised physiotherapy. Our goal is to find the cause of pain and help each patient regain their quality of life.
Our team’s expertise and focus is all focused on one goal – treating pain. From diagnosis and conservative treatment to interventional procedures and physiotherapy.
Each patient is unique, so the treatment plan is tailored to individual needs, health status and lifestyle.
We use radiofrequency denervation, peripheral nerve stimulation, targeted injections, botulinum toxin therapy and regenerative medicine techniques – under ultrasound and X-ray control.
Our team is made up of doctors from university hospitals who are actively involved in scientific activities and international and national pain societies.
Start by consulting a pain specialist
Answers to the most common questions patients ask about our clinic, services and treatment. If you can’t find an answer, please contact us directly.
It is recommended to see a pain specialist if:
Our clinic treats all chronic or recurrent pain syndromes:
For more information on the pain syndromes we treat, see Pain syndromes.
During your first consultation at our clinic:
Patients arriving by car can use the parking area next to the clinic, where parking is free for up to 2 hours. The nearby UniPark P9 multi-storey car park is also available.
The clinic is accessible by lift. A wheelchair is available for patients who require assistance with mobility.
No referral is required when visiting our clinic. However, before referring to a pain specialist, the patient’s complains should be evaluated by an appropriate medical specialist (e.g. neurologist, orthopaedic surgeon) and the cause of the pain should be identified. This is very important to avoid overlooking rarer specific diseases that require timely treatment outside the pain clinic.
Pain clinics are usually specialised in the assessment and treatment of pain, but do not diagnose the diseases that cause it.
If you have one, please bring it with you when you arrive:
This information helps to make the diagnosis more accurate and faster, and to select the most appropriate treatment.
Usually, the best treatment results are achieved through a comprehensive approach to individually tailored treatment methods.
Clinic appointments may include:
It is a minimally invasive treatment technique designed to precisely and selectively target the source of pain or the nerve structures that transmit pain. Procedures are usually performed under ultrasound or X-ray control to maximise precision and safety. Interventional pain treatment is selected on an individual basis, taking into account the patient’s condition, the cause of the pain and previous treatments.
Yes, the procedures are carried out under strict safety standards, usually using ultrasound or X-ray guidance. Complications are rare.
Most procedures are minimally painful because they use local anaesthesia. Patients usually experience only short-term discomfort.
Procedures usually last about 30 minutes. Afterwards, the patient is monitored in the ward for about an hour before being discharged home.
The effect can take a few days, in some cases within 1-2 weeks. This depends on the method of treatment used and the individual body’s response.
This depends largely on the pain syndrome, individual patient factors and the type of procedure. Some interventions may have a short-term effect, while for example, after radiofrequency denervation, pain usually recurs gradually, with nerve regeneration taking 6-12 months. Effective pain treatment procedures can be repeated.
The main goal of chronic pain treatment is to reduce pain, improve function and quality of life. In some cases, pain can be eliminated completely.
Yes, especially if the underlying problem causing the pain (e.g. degeneration of the spine or joints) is not solved. Continuous patient care, pain prevention and multidisciplinary treatment are important for long-term results.
Mostly yes. It is recommended to avoid strenuous exercise the day after the procedure and to follow your doctor’s recommendations. Afterwards, you can return to your normal activities.
The cost of treatment depends on:
The exact price is discussed individually during the consultation.
For more information, see Prices.
All services provided by our clinic are subject to a fee.
A pain doctor specialises in assessing pain syndromes and selecting the most appropriate pain treatment methods. Some pain treatment methods are only used by interventional pain specialists.
This allows:
Regain the quality of life with our help
Regain the quality of life with our help
