Perineural injection therapy (PIT) is an injection-based method used in certain pain management approaches. The procedure involves the administration of low-concentration dextrose solutions near specific nerve structures.

During the procedure, a fine needle is used to inject the solution into the tissues surrounding the targeted nerve area. The goal is to provide mechanical and biochemical stimulation to the surrounding tissues. The treatment plan is determined by healthcare professionals following a detailed evaluation.

Perineural injection applications may be considered among supportive methods within some pain management strategies. The frequency and number of sessions are planned according to individual needs and medical suitability.