How to Treat Superior Cluneal Nerve Pain - Is Radio Frequency Ablation the Answer?

So you've figured out that your superior cluneal nerve is causing you lower back pain, but what can you do about it? In this video, some of the team at Bloor Pain Specialists (Dr. Visnjevac, Dr. Yao & Dr. Van Oostrom) discuss various treatment options, who can help diagnose whether the pain is actually coming from the superior cluneal nerve, and how long you can expect to feel better after treatment.
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[@davidmoores8691]

Well done. Great video!

[@nightowl6260]

I had RFA of L5-S5 7 weeks ago for sacroileitis. It did not help the previous pain. I still have constant pain from the ablation surgery: it is painful to sit, get in and out of bed or wear clothing.