Post-surgical pain

Pain care after surgery, coordinated.

Structured pain management after spinal and other surgery — coordinated directly with the operating team at Neurospine, so your pain care and surgical care stay aligned.

What it is

Aligned with your surgical team.

Pain after surgery is best managed when the pain team and the surgical team work together. Because I work alongside Neurospine, that coordination is built in rather than bolted on.

Coordinated care

Your pain management is aligned with the operating team's plan, so decisions are made with full surgical context.

Structured approach

A combination of medication, image-guided procedures where appropriate, and rehabilitation — matched to your recovery.

What it helps with

Situations commonly seen

Pain after spinal surgery Persistent post-operative pain Nerve pain after surgery Rehabilitation-phase pain Scar-related pain Coordinated post-op review
What to expect

How it works

1

Review

We assess your pain in the context of your surgery, in coordination with the operating team.

2

Structured plan

Medication, image-guided procedures where appropriate, and rehabilitation matched to your recovery stage.

3

Ongoing coordination

Your progress is shared with the surgical team so pain care and surgical care stay aligned.

Common questions

Frequently asked

What is post-surgical pain management?

It's structured management of pain that continues or develops after surgery, using a combination of medication, procedures and rehabilitation, coordinated with your surgical team.

Why do some people have pain after spinal surgery?

Pain after surgery can have several causes, from normal healing to nerve sensitivity or unrelated pain sources. Careful assessment, coordinated with the operating team, helps identify the cause.

Is coordination with my surgeon part of this?

Yes. Post-surgical pain is managed in coordination with the operating team at Neurospine, so your pain care and your surgical care stay aligned.

When should I seek help for post-surgical pain?

Contact your care team if pain is worsening, spreading, or accompanied by fever, wound changes, or new weakness or numbness. These may need prompt assessment.

For referring doctors

Refer a post-surgical pain patient

Ideal for surgical colleagues who want structured, coordinated pain management for patients after spinal or other surgery, with feedback kept aligned to the surgical plan.

This page provides general information only and is not medical advice. Whether any treatment or procedure is suitable can only be decided after individual clinical assessment.