Safe Anesthesia, and Relief From Chronic Pain
The Anesthesiology and Pain Management department at Al Abeer Medical Center plays two essential roles: ensuring safe, comfortable anesthesia for patients undergoing surgical and day-surgery procedures, and providing specialized care for patients living with acute or chronic pain.
Whether you're preparing for surgery or managing ongoing pain that's affecting your daily life, our team works closely with your other specialists to build a coordinated, effective care plan.
Conditions We Treat in Anesthesiology / Pain Management
Our Anesthesiology / Pain Management specialists diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions.
Chronic Back Pain
Ongoing management of persistent lower back and spinal pain.
Post-Surgical Pain
Pain management support during recovery from surgical procedures.
Nerve Pain
Treatment for burning, tingling, or shooting nerve-related pain.
Arthritis Pain
Pain relief strategies for joint pain caused by arthritis.
Migraine & Headache Pain
Assessment and management of chronic headache conditions.
Pre-Surgical Anesthesia Care
Consultation and planning ahead of surgical procedures.
When Should You See a Pain Management Specialist?
Not every concern needs a specialist, but these signs are worth a proper evaluation rather than waiting it out.
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Anesthesiology / Pain Management, Answered
What does an anesthesiologist do beyond surgery?
Beyond administering anesthesia during procedures, anesthesiologists specializing in pain management also diagnose and treat chronic pain conditions using a range of non-surgical techniques.
Is epidural or regional anesthesia safe?
Yes, these are well-established, closely monitored techniques used routinely to manage pain during and after certain procedures, performed by trained specialists.
What's the difference between acute and chronic pain treatment?
Acute pain (such as post-surgical pain) is typically managed short-term, while chronic pain, lasting beyond 3 months, often requires an ongoing, multi-faceted treatment plan.
Do I need a referral to see a pain management specialist?
No referral is required. You can book an appointment directly online or by calling +971 0250 95000.