NOVA Interventional Pain and Spine

04/10/2026

Step into comfort, leave foot pain behind! 👣
Struggling with Achilles Tendinitis? MLS Laser Therapy targets inflammation and soothes discomfort, without meds or downtime.

Feel the relief. Move freely again.

📞 Call today to see if MLS Laser Therapy is right for you!

04/10/2026

Back pain doesn’t have to run your life.
MLS Laser Therapy helps reduce muscle and joint tension. No drugs, no surgery, just relief.
Move easier. Feel better. Get back to what you love.
Curious if it’s right for you? Book an appointment today. 💬



Call us today at 571-510-3815 😀

04/07/2026

Why consider PRP❓

✔ Uses your own blood (low risk)
✔ May improve healing in stubborn injuries
✔ Can reduce chronic inflammation
✔ Supports collagen production

PRP may “jump-start” the healing process in damaged tissues.

04/02/2026

✨ Tired of living with pain and not finding real relief?

You’re not alone—and you don’t have to keep pushing through it.
Dr. Anil Chenthitta, M.D. at NOVA Interventional Pain and Spine offers PRP therapy to help your body heal naturally and get you back to feeling like yourself again.

💙 We’re here to support you every step of the way.
📞 Book your visit today—we’d love to help.

04/02/2026

Tired of dealing with pain that keeps coming back?

Most treatments only mask the pain—but don’t fix the problem.

PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) injections use your own blood to help repair damaged tissue at the source, supporting natural healing in joints, muscles, and tendons.

Now, combine that with MLS laser therapy (12 sessions included) to:
✔ Reduce inflammation
✔ Improve circulation
✔ Speed up recovery

This powerful combination helps your body heal from the inside out—so you can move better, feel better, and avoid surgery.

Don’t wait until it gets worse.

03/31/2026

How Long Does PRP Take to Work?

PRP is NOT instant relief.

⏳ Timeline:
• Early inflammation (first few days)
• Gradual healing over weeks
• Peak results in weeks to months

PRP works by healing—not masking pain.

03/30/2026

PRP is a simple in-office procedure:

1️⃣ Blood draw
2️⃣ Spin in centrifuge
3️⃣ Inject into injured area

⏱ Takes about 30–60 min

Minimally invasive with little downtime.

03/27/2026

PRP isn’t just for joints—it’s used in the spine too.

It can target:
• Disc-related pain
• Facet joint arthritis
• Ligament injuries

The goal? Stimulate healing in areas that don’t heal well on their own.

03/27/2026

Struggling with knee, shoulder, or hip pain?

PRP may help by:

✔ Reducing inflammation
✔ Stimulating tissue repair
✔ Supporting cartilage health

PRP is often used when traditional treatments aren’t enough.

03/26/2026

What is PRP?
PRP = Platelet-Rich Plasma 💉
Made from your own blood !
Doctors spin your blood in a centrifuge to concentrate platelets, which are rich in healing growth factors.

👉 These growth factors help stimulate tissue repair and reduce inflammation.

PRP is a natural therapy, designed to enhance your body’s healing process.

05/01/2025

Hey y’all! I just started my Interventional Pain/PM&R elective rotation in Lansdowne, VA working with Dr. Anil Chenthitta. Part of being on this rotation includes reading up on different pain control procedures done in the office. The first topic is epidural injections!

Epidural steroid injections are used in cases of neck pain and mid-to-low back pain that can be caused by radiculopathies, spinal stenosis, disc herniations, arthritis, and other conditions. These injections control pain by reducing inflammation of the spinal nerves and nerve roots that come off the spinal cord.

The injection process includes an anesthetic (numbing medication) first and then a steroid. These are injected into a space between the spinal cord and bones of the spine called the epidural space. An X-ray machine is used to find the specific treatment spot and injection site. There are different approaches/locations on where to inject the needle for the most effective pain control that’s based on the patient’s case such as interlaminar, translaminar, or caudal.

These injections are usually limited to 3 injections within 1 year due to side effects of too much steroid use. After receiving the injection, the amount of pain relief can vary from person to person, but could last anywhere up to a year.
Thanks so much for reading!

11/28/2024