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How to relieve back pain? Radiofrequency ablation is used to treat chronic back pain coming from irritated facet joints in the spine. These small joints help guide movement and stabilize the back. When they become inflamed, the nerves around them transmit ongoing pain signals. RFA uses controlled heat to reduce the activity of those nerves. By lowering pain levels, patients can move more comfortably, stay active, and work on exercises that support recovery. #backpain #painrelief #medical

How to relieve back pain? This was a radiofrequency ablation (RFA) performed after two successful medial branch blocks. Medial branch blocks are used to confirm whether the facet joints in the spine are the source of pain. If those diagnostic injections significantly reduce symptoms, it suggests the medial branch nerves are carrying the pain signals. RFA then targets those same nerves using controlled heat to reduce their ability to transmit pain signals. The goal is longer-lasting pain relief s

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