Not all chronic pain is a structural problem. After 15+ years treating the hormonal and inflammatory root causes of pain, Dr. Gupta uses three related, distinct injection techniques to calm irritated nerves and rebuild the tissue around them.
Each one targets a different reason pain keeps coming back. Most patients get a combination, chosen by exam, not by guess.
Small amounts of procaine around irritated superficial nerves and autonomic ganglia, to quiet the signal that keeps pain switched on.
Learn more →Tiny injections of buffered 5% dextrose placed just under the skin around an irritated nerve, above and below the painful segment. Calms the nerve itself.
Dextrose injections into ligaments and tendons to stimulate the body's own repair. The technique with the longest track record, used since the 1950s.
Services are generally out-of-network or self-pay. Costs and superbill documentation are reviewed at your consult. Regenerative treatments at NY 360 use dextrose, procaine and physician-approved biologics; we do not make claims about curing any condition.
A hands-on exam maps tender points along the affected nerves. In-person injections, with virtual intake available.
Small-gauge buffered dextrose injections placed under the skin along the nerve's path.
Sessions are typically spaced about a week apart while we get the pain to turn down.
Neural therapy and/or prolotherapy are layered in based on your response.
Imaging and surgery address structure. When a nerve or the autonomic nervous system stays irritated, the pain continues even after the structure is "fixed." That's what these injections address.
They use very fine needles and shallow placement. Most patients describe a brief pinch, and many notice relief during the same visit.
Some people feel a change after the first session. Most follow a short weekly series and then taper.
These services are generally self-pay or out-of-network. We provide superbills on request.
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