Hands, feet and anywhere nerves are affected

    Nerve Pain Clinic

    Burning, tingling and shooting nerve pain.

    For burning, pins-and-needles or electric pain caused by damaged or irritated nerves.

    Is this clinic for you?

    • Burning or numb feet from diabetes
    • Pain that remains after shingles
    • Pain after a nerve injury or amputation
    • Skin that hurts to light touch

    Conditions we manage

    • Diabetic neuropathy
    • Post-herpetic neuralgia
    • Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS)
    • Nerve injury pain
    • Phantom limb pain
    • Chemotherapy-induced neuropathy
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    How we treat it

    Your plan depends on your assessment. Not every treatment suits every person.

    Medicines

    • Nerve-pain medicines
    • Medicated patches

    Procedures

    • Sympathetic nerve blocks
    • Peripheral nerve radiofrequency
    • Neuromodulation

    Support

    • Desensitisation physiotherapy
    • Foot care advice for diabetes

    How we assess it

    We don't begin with a procedure — we begin by understanding the pain. Your care team is configured according to what your assessment shows.

    1. 01Assess
    2. 02Understand
    3. 03Plan
    4. 04Treat
    5. 05Measure
    6. 06Review

    Your first visit

    1. 01

      Bring your records

      Scans, reports, prescriptions and a list of medicines you have tried.

    2. 02

      Consultation and examination

      A detailed discussion and examination with the specialist.

    3. 03

      Leave with a plan

      You receive a written plan and a follow-up date.

    Seen at Trident Pain Clinic – OMR, Trident Pain Clinic – T. Nagar, Trident Pain Clinic – Nungambakkam, Apollo Hospitals, AINU, Sooriya Hospital. Call +91 7 698 798 898 or WhatsApp us.

    Common questions

    Nerve pain is caused by abnormal signalling, so it responds to different medicines and treatments than joint or muscle pain.

    Medically reviewed by Dr K. Ravi Krishna, Pain Medicine Specialist · Last reviewed September 2026. This page is general information and not a substitute for a medical consultation.