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UT Health Physicians

Infusion Therapy

Related to: IV Pain infusion, migraine pain treatment, neuropathy treatment, fibromyalgia treatment, complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) treatment

SD Infusion

 

UT Health San Antonio's multidisciplinary team of pain specialists has the training, experience, and expertise needed to successfully manage pain with infusion therapy.

People rely on UT Health San Antonio's board-certified pain specialists when pain begins disrupting their lives and daily routines. Every patient is treated using a custom treatment plan designed to meet their specific needs. When needed, infusion therapy may become part of their pain management strategy.

Infusion therapy relieves pain associated with a variety of disorders such as fibromyalgia, CRPS, diabetic neuropathy, phantom limb syndrome, and more. Successful infusion therapy relies on our pain specialist���s skill and experience in prescribing the exact dosage of the appropriate pain medicine. The medication is delivered while at our office through an IV inserted into a vein in the patient���s arm or hand.

Many of our patients have realized great relief from their pain using infusion therapy.

Make an appointment with a pain management specialist

Call 210-450-9850 to make an appointment.

UT Health San Antonio

Physicians

8300 Floyd Curl Dr.
San Antonio, TX 78229

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