Patient Resources
Everything you need before and after your visit: practical guides, printable leaflets, short videos and answers to common questions.
- Written by a pain specialist
- Free to download
- Plain, practical language
- Updated regularly

Guides for patients
Printable guides
Free PDF leaflets you can download, print and bring to your appointment.
After your procedure
Before your visit
Watch and learn
Short videos to help you understand your condition and what to expect from treatment.

Gentle exercises to protect your back
Simple movements to stay active safely. Check with your doctor first.

How an image-guided injection is done
How X-ray guidance helps place medicine precisely, step by step.

What to expect at your first consultation
A short walkthrough of the assessment, from history to examination and plan.
Guides written by a qualified pain specialist
- Fellowship in Pain Management (FIPM)Epione Pain Management Clinic
- DNB AnaesthesiologyIndraprastha Apollo Hospitals
- Diploma in Anaesthesiology (DA)MVJ Medical College and Research Hospital, Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences
- MBBSSri Devaraj Urs Medical College, Sri Devaraj Urs Academy of Higher Education and Research
Common questions
Do I need a referral to book a consultation?
No referral is needed. If you have reports or scans from other doctors, please bring them.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
Bring previous scans and reports, a list of your current medicines, and any questions you have.
Are procedures done under general anaesthesia?
Most pain procedures are done under local anaesthetic, sometimes with light sedation. The doctor will explain what applies to you.
Will I need surgery?
Many pain conditions are managed without surgery. If a surgical opinion would help, the doctor will tell you.
Why patients choose us
Specialist pain care led by a fellowship-trained pain physician, with every treatment planned around your diagnosis and goals.
Meet the doctor- Assessment by a Consultant Pain Physician
- Non-surgical options considered first
- Image-guided procedures where appropriate
- Day-care treatment for suitable patients
- Every option, benefit and risk explained clearly
Still have questions?
Our team is happy to help you prepare for your visit.




