Find the source
Conversation and physical examination come before treating a scan alone.
Consultant Pain Physician, Bangalore
Dr. Nitish Mandal
MBBS, MD, FIPM, TIPM (Nashville)
You've tried everything. Now try precision.
Find the source. Treat that source. You are typically able to go home the same day.
Consultant Pain Physician in Bangalore, with clinics in Koramangala and J.P. Nagar. Non-surgical care: diagnosis first, then a targeted injection, block, or infusion. Motto: Minimum Medicines, Maximum Relief. Prior appointment preferred.
If this is you
People do not arrive with a procedure name. They arrive with a day that no longer works. Choose the sentence that sounds like yours.
How care is chosen
Treat that source
Clinic procedures: injections, blocks, and infusions. Typically you go home the same day.
Fewer medicines where possible
The motto is Minimum Medicines, Maximum Relief.
Pain conditions treated
Treatments offered
How pain is approached
Pain can be inadequately addressed when treated only as a symptom. Pain affects daily life, productivity, family responsibilities, and work.
The practice argues for greater emphasis on patient conversation and physical examination rather than relying exclusively on imaging.
The Nashville training is described as influencing an approach centred on understanding the patient as an individual and making an accurate diagnosis before selecting treatment.
About Dr Nitish
Consultant Pain Physician with MBBS, MD, FIPM, and TIPM training in Nashville. Clinics in Koramangala and J.P. Nagar.
Minimum Medicines, Maximum Relief.
2019
TIPM, Nashville Pain Center, Nashville
2012
FIPM, Daradia, Kolkata
2010
MD, BJMC, Ahmedabad
Clinic locations
Clinics in Koramangala and J.P. Nagar. Prior appointment is preferred.
Koramangala Pain Clinic
Bengaluru
Sulochana Building, 365, 1st Floor, 1st Cross Rd, 3rd BlockKoramangala, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560034Near Santhosapuram 1st Cross Road.
- Reception hours
- All days: 10 AM - 2 PM
- Prior appointment preferred.
J.P. Nagar Pain Clinic
Bengaluru
1st Floor, #15, Bannerghatta Rd, Sarakki Industrial Layout, 3rd PhaseJ. P. Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560076Above MG Showroom, below Cult Gym.
- Reception hours
- Monday - Saturday: 4 PM - 6 PM
- Prior appointment preferred.
Visit
Clinic walkthrough
What a visit looks like at Dr. Nitish Mandal's Koramangala and J.P. Nagar pain clinics in Bangalore. Prior appointment is preferred.
Step 1
Book a prior appointment
Prior appointment is preferred at both clinics. Share your details and choose a date and time on the booking page.
Step 2
Choose a clinic
Koramangala is open all days, 10 AM to 2 PM. J.P. Nagar is open Monday to Saturday, 4 PM to 6 PM. Look for room 8 at both clinics: Koramangala Pain Clinic and J.P. Nagar Pain Clinic.
Step 3
Arrive at the address
Koramangala: Sulochana Building, 365, 1st Floor, 1st Cross Rd, 3rd Block, near Santhosapuram 1st Cross Road. J.P. Nagar: 1st Floor, #15, Bannerghatta Rd, above the MG showroom and below Cult Gym.
Step 4
Consultation and examination
The practice emphasises patient conversation and physical examination rather than relying exclusively on imaging, then selects treatment after the pain source is identified.
Step 5
Treatment after diagnosis
Care is positioned as non-surgical and minimally invasive. The stated motto is Minimum Medicines, Maximum Relief.
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Dr. Nitish Mandal
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I have tried tablets and physiotherapy. What is different here?
Find the source of the pain, then treat that source with a clinic injection, block, or infusion. You are typically able to go home the same day.
Where are the clinics, and do I need an appointment?
Koramangala and J.P. Nagar. Prior appointment is preferred. You can book from this website.
Reviews
Patient reviews
Reviews from patients treated at the Koramangala and J.P. Nagar clinics.
Long-standing lower-back pain radiating into the leg and toe, followed by improvement after a transforaminal epidural injection and prescribed exercises.
Abdominal incision pain lasting approximately 2.5 years, with improvement after two injections. The review praises the time spent understanding the problem and selecting a solution.