About Us
Our Mission
We work on the sole principle of providing you freedom from pain. And to educate, empower, and help you live a pain-free active lifestyle.
Our Vission
We aim to create a center of holistic care for patients with chronic pain and cancer pain.
Meet Dr. Swapnil Kumar Barasker
I started my medical journey in 2006 when I joined MBBS at Government Medical College, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. It was during my internship residency that I realized how relieving someone’s pain can be so vital/satisfying. I did my MD from Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College and Maharaja Yashwantrao Hospital, Indore in Anaesthesiology.
Our Approach
At No Pain India, our sole motto is to relieve your pain using conservative measures and minimally invasive procedures. How you use the latest techniques in minimally invasive pain interventions to provide relief.
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Understanding Pain
What is Pain?
The simplest definition of Pain can be it is ‘whatever the patient experiencing it complains of’. It is an unpleasant experience and necessarily does not mean visible physical damage clinically or radiologically (X-ray or MRI). Pain is not just a physical symptom, a patient having pain tends to be more emotionally disturbed resulting from the psychosocial effects of long standing pain. Thus the pain extends beyond the physical dimension.
Minimally Invasive Pain and Spine Interventions (MIPSI)
What Are MIPSI?
Minimally invasive pain interventions are advanced medical procedures designed to manage chronic and acute pain without the need for major surgery. These techniques target the source of pain directly, often through small incisions or precise injections, minimizing recovery time and side effects. They are ideal for patients who need pain relief but wish to avoid more invasive operations. These interventions can treat a variety of conditions, including back pain, nerve pain, joint pain, and arthritis, providing a safe and effective way to improve quality of life.
Preventing Chronic Pain
Lifestyle Tips
Preventing chronic pain begins with a healthy lifestyle. Here are some key tips:
Ergonomics: Ensure your workspace is set up to minimize strain. Use an ergonomic chair, keep your feet flat on the ground, and position your computer screen at eye level to reduce neck and back strain.
Patient Education
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is chronic pain?
A: Chronic pain is defined as pain that lasts for more than three months, often persisting beyond the expected period of healing. It can result from various conditions, including injuries, arthritis, and nerve damage.
Q: Are minimally invasive interventions safe?
A: Yes, minimally invasive procedures are generally safe and associated with less risk, lower pain levels, and quicker recovery times compared to traditional surgery.
Blog
Our blog features regular posts on the latest advancements in pain management, patient experiences, and valuable health advice. Topics include new treatment options, success stories from patients who have found relief, and expert insights into managing chronic pain. Join our community to stay informed and empowered in your journey toward better health.
