Chronic pain is pain that lasts beyond 3 to 6 months, often after the original injury has healed. It can affect any part of your body and it can change how you sleep, work, and go about your day. At Beacon Pain Clinic, our consultants take the time to understand your pain and build a treatment plan around you.
Our team are consultant-level pain specialists with advanced training in chronic pain management.
Every patient gets a personalised plan. We do not take a one-size-fits-all approach to pain.
Our treatments follow the latest clinical guidelines and research, including guidance from the IASP.
Conveniently located in South Dublin with easy parking and public transport access.
Select the area that best describes your pain. Each page explains what we treat and how we can help.
Upper, middle, and lower back pain including disc problems, sciatica, and spinal conditions.
Migraines, tension headaches, cluster headaches, and trigeminal neuralgia.
Cervical spine conditions, whiplash injuries, disc disorders, and degenerative changes.
Neuropathic pain, trapped nerves, neuralgia, and nerve damage conditions.
Osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and other joint conditions affecting daily function.
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome requiring early specialist intervention and multidisciplinary care.
Persistent pain after surgery, scar tissue pain, and complex post-operative conditions.
Myofascial pain, fibromyalgia, muscle spasms, and chronic soft tissue conditions.
Browse our full list of pain conditions and find the specialist care you need.
Understanding the difference can help you decide when to seek specialist help.
We use a range of evidence-based treatments, tailored to your specific condition and needs.
A thorough assessment of your pain, medical history, and how it affects your daily life. We take time to listen and understand before recommending any treatment.
Targeted injections, nerve blocks, and other minimally invasive procedures to reduce pain at its source. These can offer significant relief for many chronic conditions.
Chronic pain often benefits from a combined approach. We coordinate medication review, physical rehabilitation, and specialist input to give you the best chance of improvement.
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You'll spend 30 to 45 minutes with one of our specialists, going through your history and symptoms.
We put together a tailored pain management plan based on your needs and goals.
Chronic pain is pain that persists beyond 3 to 6 months, after the expected healing time has passed. It can affect any part of the body and often requires specialist management to improve quality of life. Unlike acute pain, which is a normal response to injury, chronic pain can continue even after the original cause has healed.
Yes, you will need a GP referral so we can review your full medical history before your appointment. Ask your GP to refer you to Beacon Pain Clinic, and then book your consultation here or call us on 01 293 7177.
Your first visit lasts about 30 to 45 minutes. The specialist will go through your medical history, carry out an examination, and discuss your symptoms with you. From there, we create a tailored pain management plan designed around what will work best for you.
We accept all major health insurers including VHI, Laya, and Irish Life. We recommend checking with your insurer to confirm what is covered under your specific policy.
We offer a range of treatments including specialist consultations, targeted injections, nerve blocks, radiofrequency ablation, medication management, and multidisciplinary rehabilitation. The right approach depends on your specific condition and needs. We will discuss the best options with you during your consultation.
Acute pain is a normal response to injury and usually settles within days to weeks as the body heals. Chronic pain persists beyond 3 to 6 months, often after the original injury has healed. It requires a different treatment approach focused on long-term management and improving daily function, rather than simply treating an injury.
Our approach is guided by research from the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP).
Take the first step towards getting your pain under control. Our specialists are here to help.
