085 713 3548 amudrakouskirooms@beaumont.ie

Dr Aliaksandr Mudrakouski

FFPMCAI · FIPP & CIPS (World Institute of Pain) · European Diploma Regional Anaesthesia

Registered with the Irish Medical Council as a Pain Management Specialist · IMC Reg. No. 230380

Pain Management Care in Dublin

Consultant-led interventional pain management at Beaumont Private Clinic — spinal and joint injections, radiofrequency ablation, PRP and nerve blocks.

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Dr Aliaksandr Mudrakouski, Consultant in Pain Management

About the Practice

About Dr Mudrakouski

Dr Aliaksandr Mudrakouski completed his training in Anaesthesia, Intensive Care Medicine and Pain Management in 2015. He completed further fellowship training in Pain Medicine at St Vincent’s University Hospital, Dublin, and Leeds Teaching Hospitals, UK.

He has been working as a Pain Management Consultant at Beaumont Hospital, Dublin, since 2017.

Qualifications

  • Registered with the Irish Medical Council as a Pain Management Specialist (IMC Reg. No. 230380)
  • Fellow of the Faculty of Pain Management, College of Anaesthetists (FFPMCAI)
  • Fellow of the World Institute of Pain (FIPP and CIPS, WIP)
  • European Diploma in Regional Anaesthesia

Areas of Special Interest

  • Management of persistent spinal pain (back and neck)
  • Musculoskeletal pain and pain in joints
  • Regenerative methods and prolotherapy
  • Neuropathic pain and Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
  • Facial pain, trigeminal neuralgia and headaches
  • Interventional pain therapies

Conditions

Conditions We Treat

Back Pain

Assessment and management of acute and chronic lower and upper back pain, including disc-related and mechanical causes.

Neck Pain

Management of chronic and acute neck pain, including pain related to cervical spine conditions.

Sciatica

Diagnosis and treatment of sciatic nerve pain radiating from the lower back into the leg, including image-guided injection options where appropriate.

Joint & Musculoskeletal Pain

Shoulder, knee and hip pain, myofascial pain, arthritis, tendinitis and bursitis. Image-guided injections to joints and joint nerve ablative procedures are available where clinically appropriate.

Nerve Pain & CRPS

Management of neuropathic pain and Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS), including nerve block and neuromodulation options where clinically appropriate.

Post-Shingles Pain (PHN)

Post-shingles pain, medically known as postherpetic neuralgia, is managed using a multimodal approach combining nerve-calming medications, topical treatments, and sometimes interventional procedures to stabilise damaged nerve fibres.

Chronic Post-Surgical Pain

Discomfort that persists for at least three months after an operation, lasting beyond the normal tissue healing time. It often combines dull, aching tissue pain with sharp, nerve-related sensations in or near the surgical site.

Facial Pain & Trigeminal Neuralgia

Facial pain has many potential causes, from dental issues and sinus infections to nerve disorders such as trigeminal neuralgia or jaw joint (TMJ) problems. Because the face has many tightly packed nerves, muscles and tissues, a professional medical or dental evaluation is usually required to identify the cause.

Cervicogenic Headache, Occipital Neuralgia & Migraine

Cervicogenic headaches are secondary headaches caused by problems in the neck, such as stiff joints, worn discs or tight muscles. Occipital neuralgia is a separate disorder caused by irritation, inflammation or compression of the occipital nerves, causing sharp, electric shock-like pain at the base of the skull.

Treatments

Treatments Offered

Image-Guided Spinal Injections

For neck and back pain: selective nerve root blocks and epidural steroid injections, facet joint injections and blocks, sacroiliac joint injections, and nerve or nerve plexus blocks.

Nerve Blocks & Pulsed Radiofrequency

Targeted injections to interrupt pain signals from a specific nerve, used both diagnostically and as part of ongoing management of sciatica and nerve pain.

Radiofrequency Ablation (Rhizotomy)

A minimally invasive procedure using heat generated by radio waves to reduce pain signals from specific nerves in the neck and back.

Joint Injections — Hip, Knee & Shoulder

Joint injections deliver medication directly into or around a joint to help reduce pain, swelling and inflammation. Options may include corticosteroids, hyaluronic acid gel lubricants, or platelet-rich plasma (PRP), for conditions such as arthritis, tendinitis and bursitis.

Regenerative Medicine — PRP & Prolotherapy

Regenerative medicine injections aim to support the body’s natural healing response in damaged joints, ligaments and tendons, rather than relying on steroids to reduce inflammation. Options may include platelet-rich plasma (PRP), dextrose-based solutions and other selected agents. In PRP, a patient’s own blood is drawn and separated in a centrifuge; the platelet-rich fraction, which contains the body’s own anti-inflammatory particles and growth factors, is then injected into the affected area.

Botulinum Toxin for Headache & Pain

Botulinum toxin type A is used in the management of chronic migraine and other headache disorders, and in selected neuropathic and musculoskeletal pain conditions.

Medication Management

Ongoing review and management of pain medication, with an emphasis on safe, evidence-based prescribing.

Not every treatment is suitable for every patient — suitability is assessed on an individual basis during consultation.

Insurance

Insurance Partners

Consultations are available to patients with private health insurance, including:

  • VHI
  • Laya
  • Irish Life
  • POMA
  • GMA
  • Glo Health

Self-paying patients are also accepted.

Medication

Prescriptions

Prescriptions are issued during consultation, after your medication has been reviewed. This practice does not issue or renew prescriptions by email, through this website, or over the phone without a review.

Pain Medication Requires a Review

Many medicines used in pain management are controlled drugs. Under the Medical Council and PSI joint guidance, Schedule 2 and Schedule 3 controlled drugs cannot be issued as repeats — each prescription follows a review. This is a legal requirement, not a practice preference, and it applies to every clinic in Ireland.

Between Your Appointments

Your GP manages ongoing prescribing between reviews. After your consultation, a letter is sent to your GP setting out the recommended plan so that they can continue your treatment. If you are running low, contact your GP in good time rather than waiting until you have run out.

Questions About Your Medication

If you have a question about medication prescribed at this clinic, or you think you need a review sooner than planned, phone Sasha on 085 713 3548. Please do not send medication details through the enquiry form — it is not a secure channel for clinical information.

If your pain is severe or worsening rapidly, or you have side effects that worry you, contact your GP or your nearest emergency department — do not wait for an appointment here.

Why Choose This Practice

Why Choose This Practice

Consultant-Led Care

Every patient is assessed and treated directly under consultant supervision.

Evidence-Based, Minimally Invasive Approach

Treatment plans follow current clinical guidelines, favouring the least invasive appropriate option first.

Clear GP Referral Pathway

A straightforward referral process for GPs and their patients.

Flexible Clinic Times

Appointments from 8:00, with flexible times and days available by arrangement to fit around work and family commitments.

Get in Touch

Contact & Booking

To book a consultation, please contact Sasha, Dr Mudrakouski’s secretary, by phone or email, or use the form. A GP referral is not required, though it is desirable. Self-referred patients are also accepted.

Booking Enquiry Form

Please do not include detailed medical information in this form. If your pain is severe or worsening rapidly, contact your GP or the emergency department.