Conditions We Treat – A to Z
Targeted Cryoneurolysis for Pain
Below is a comprehensive, alphabetized list of pain conditions commonly treated with cryoneurolysis at Barcelona Cryo Center. Click any condition to learn more about symptoms, causes, and treatment options.
Why Cryoneurolysis?
Unlike medications that treat the whole body or invasive surgeries that involve cutting or cauterizing nerves, cryoneurolysis:
- Targets only the problematic sensory nerves
- Preserves motor function and surrounding tissues
- Offers months of relief with a single outpatient treatment
- Is performed using live ultrasound guidance for maximum precision
Most patients can return to daily activities the same day with minimal discomfort.
Where does it hurt?
If you’re wondering, “Can you help my pain?” start here.
Neck, Spine & Back
Learn More →From facet-related pain to lower back pain and sciatica.
Lower Extremity
Learn More →Hip, knee, and foot pain, including plantar fasciitis and Morton’s neuroma.
Upper Extremity
Learn More →Hand, forearm, and post-operative arm, shoulder, or elbow pain.
Head & Facial Pain
Learn More →Yes, we can help with trigeminal neuralgia, occipital neuralgia and other types of facial pain.
Pelvic & Groin
Learn More →Including post-hernia surgery pain, nerve-related groin pain, and ACNES.
Post‑operative & Trauma
Learn More →Rib fracture pain, post‑thoracotomy, neuromas, and more.
Neuropathic & Complex
Learn More →CRPS, postherpetic neuralgia and more.
Spasticity
Learn More →Often seen in those with neurological disorders.
Diagnostic Ultrasound
Learn More →In-office imaging to help identify the source of muscle, joint, tendon, or nerve pain.
All conditions are listed below
Not sure which condition matches your pain? Contact our team for a personalized consultation or book an appointment today.
Head and Face
Trigeminal Neuralgia
Learn MoreElectric shock–like facial pain caused by irritation of the trigeminal nerve.
Supra/Infraorbital Neuralgia
Learn MorePain above or below the eyes from irritated branches of the trigeminal nerve.
Mandibular and Mental Neuralgia
Learn MoreSharp, radiating pain in the jaw, chin, or gums from irritated trigeminal nerve branches.
Occipital Neuralgia
Learn MoreStabbing or aching pain at the back of the head or upper neck, often mistaken for migraines.
Neck and Spine
Facet Joint Pain
Learn MorePain from the small stabilizing joints of the spine, often worsened by movement or standing.
Lower Back Pain
Learn MoreChronic or nerve-mediated pain in the lumbar spine, with or without surgery.
Thorax
Post-Thoracotomy Pain
Learn MorePersistent chest wall or rib pain after thoracic surgery, usually from intercostal nerve irritation.
Pain After Rib Fractures
Learn MoreChronic chest wall pain from nerve irritation or entrapment after rib injury.
Pain After Herpes Zoster (Shingles) – Postherpetic Neuralgia
Learn MoreLingering nerve pain in the area of a shingles rash long after it heals.
Pelvis, Groin, and Genital Region
Pudendal Neuralgia
Learn MoreNerve pain in the pelvis, perineum, or genitals from pudendal nerve entrapment or injury.
Genitofemoral Neuralgia
Learn MoreNerve pain in the groin or lower abdomen, sometimes after hernia or pelvic surgery.
Pain in the Groin After Hernia Surgery
Learn MorePersistent postoperative groin pain following hernia or abdominal procedures.
Chronic / Postoperative Hip Pain
Learn MoreOngoing hip or pelvic pain after joint replacement, surgery, or trauma.
Upper Extremity (Shoulder → Hand)
Frozen Shoulder / Postoperative Shoulder Pain
Learn MoreStiffness and nerve pain in the shoulder after injury or surgery.
Chronic / Postoperative Arm and Hand Pain
Learn MoreLingering pain in the arm or hand after surgery or injury.
Pain in the Hand and Forearm
Learn MoreChronic or nerve-related pain in the wrist, forearm, or hand, including arthritis-related discomfort.
Lower Extremity (Thigh → Foot)
Meralgia Paresthetica
Learn MoreBurning or tingling pain in the outer thigh from lateral femoral cutaneous nerve compression.
Chronic / Postoperative Knee Pain
Learn MoreLong-term pain after knee surgery, injury, or joint degeneration.
Chronic / Postoperative Foot Pain
Learn MorePersistent nerve-related pain in the foot or ankle following surgery or trauma.
Morton’s Neuroma
Learn MorePainful nerve growth between the toes causing burning or tingling in the foot.
Plantar Fasciitis (Heel Spur)
Learn MoreChronic heel pain from inflammation of the plantar fascia or nerve involvement in the foot.
Cross-Cutting Conditions (May Affect Multiple Areas)
CRPS (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome) Type 1 and Type 2
Learn MoreSevere, chronic nerve pain often triggered by injury or surgery, sometimes without obvious nerve damage.
Neuromas After Surgery
Learn MoreTender nerve nodules or burning pain at surgical scars or amputation sites.
Phantom Pain / Stump Pain
Learn MorePain sensations from a missing limb or at an amputation site due to overactive nerves.
Somatic Pain Involving Sensory Nerves (e.g., Gout, Osteoarthritis)
Learn MoreChronic joint or tissue pain caused by hypersensitized sensory nerves.
Spasticity
Learn MoreOften seen in people with neurological disorders, including stroke (blood clot in the brain or brain hemorrhage), traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, Multiple Sclerosis, and Cerebral Palsy.
Reclaim Comfort and Confidence
If pelvic or groin pain is interfering with your movement, sleep, or intimacy, cryoneurolysis may offer a safe and effective solution. Explore the conditions above or book your consultation with Dr. Filipovski today.
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Clinic information
Medical Tuset Barcelona
C/ Tuset 23-25, entresuelo08006 Barcelona
Opening hours
Tuesday: 9:00 to 14:00
Other days and times: by appointment