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The Pain Clinic & Anaesthesia Department at PBS Super Specialty Hospital provides advanced anaesthesia services and comprehensive pain management for surgical, acute, and chronic pain conditions. Our experienced specialists focus on patient safety, comfort, and faster recovery using modern, evidence-based techniques.

What We Treat

Services & Treatments

  • Pre-operative anaesthesia evaluation and risk assessment
  • General, Regional, Spinal, and Epidural Anaesthesia
  • Anaesthesia services for all major and minor surgeries
  • Pain management for acute and chronic pain conditions
  • Back pain, neck pain, and joint pain management
  • Cancer pain management and palliative pain care
  • Post-operative pain management
  • Labour analgesia (Painless Delivery)
  • Nerve blocks and interventional pain procedures
  • Management of headache, migraine, and neuropathic pain
  • Critical care and emergency anaesthesia support
  • Sedation services for diagnostic and minimally invasive procedures

Our Advantage

Why Choose PBS

01

Experienced Specialists

Skilled anaesthesiologists and pain management experts.

02

Advanced Pain Care

Modern techniques for safe and effective pain relief.

03

Personalized Treatment

Customized care plans based on each patient's needs.

04

Comprehensive Support

Integrated emergency and critical care.

FAQs

Everything You Need to Know

This department provides anaesthesia during surgical procedures and specialized treatment for acute and chronic
pain conditions.

Yes. Modern anaesthesia is highly safe when administered by qualified anaesthesiologists with appropriate
monitoring.

Common types include general anaesthesia, spinal anaesthesia, epidural anaesthesia, regional anaesthesia, and local
anaesthesia.

A Pain Clinic specializes in diagnosing and treating chronic and persistent pain using medications, therapies, and
minimally invasive procedures.

Yes. Many chronic pain conditions can be managed through medications, physiotherapy, nerve blocks, and other
interventional procedures.

Painless delivery involves epidural analgesia to reduce labour pain while allowing the mother to remain awake during
childbirth.

A nerve block is a procedure where medication is injected near specific nerves to relieve pain.

Patients may be advised to avoid food and fluids for a certain period before surgery and should inform the doctor
about all medications and medical conditions.

Anaesthesia is designed to prevent pain during surgical procedures.

If pain persists for more than a few weeks, interferes with daily activities, or does not improve with routine
treatment, you should consult a pain specialist.