There are other procedures that exist that have been incorrectly named as blockades but that actually function to diagnose and treat the pain. Here are some of them:

Prolotherapy or Regenerative Therapy: In places where there exists tendonitis or tendinosis and cortisone nor steroids is recommended because it weakens the collagen and "breaks" or splits the tendon as a result. We utilize a special hypertonic sugar that recruits the factors of growth (Fc) to regenerate the damaged weaving with minimum secondary effects, recruiting the effort of the body (see testimonies).

Injection and Arthrographic Sacroiliac: By means of the fluoroscopic guide we inject the painful articulation (above the buttocks) to determine if it is "broken or damaged "or normal. In those cases that we determine if the pain is caused by the articulation sacroiliac (IF); they have a high percent of effectiveness in controlling the pain. Generally a blockade each 6 months is the necessary thing. Those in residual pain sacroiliac after fusions of the spine and having screws in the spine respond spectacularly to this treatment.

Injection to the Bursa and/or the tendons of the hip: Very effective in pains of the sides of the hip ("guns") to facilitate the march or the good application of the physical therapy.

Ready injections Triggers: It is a mini blockade to a painful area or a muscle contracted with an analgesic one (to avoid injecting with cortisone!!)