Dr (Jeremy) Mark Alexander-Williams
Pain Management Consultant
- Available from
- London
About (Jeremy) Mark Alexander-Williams
Dr Mark Alexander-Williams is a Consultant with more than 25 years of experience in the field of Pain Management.
Dr Alexander-Williams specialise in managing complex pain problems by employing diagnostic imaging techniques, injections, and drug management as part of a team approach.
Dr Alexander-Williams work with experts including radiologists, surgeons, psychologists, physiotherapists, and osteopaths in a collaborative way.
Over 70% of Dr Mark Alexander-Williams work is treating pain of spinal origin, this includes facet joint pain treatment, disc pain, nerve root pain treatment, muscular pain, and radicular pain such as brachalgia and sciatica.He treats chronic pain which is a persistent pain, which continues after healing or is the result of ongoing damage. This includes spinal pain, post-traumatic pain (e.g. after amputation or surgery), pain involving the central or peripheral nervous system (e.g. post-stroke pain, complex regional pain syndrome, diabetic neuropathy, post-herpetic neuralgia and sciatica) and pain associated with other chronic diseases such as angina, arthritis, endometriosis, headache and pancreatitis. He also treat pain associated with cancer, he holds an Honorary Consultant contract with Farleigh Hospice.Management involves arranging scans, medication infusions, injections of steroids local anaesthetics or Botox, radio frequency denervations and liaison with physiotherapists and psychologists
Expertise
- Chronic Pain
- Spinal Pain
- Facet Joint Pain
- Disc Pain
- Nerve Root Pain
- Radicular Pain Such as Brachalgia and Sciatica
- Muscular Pain
- Post-Traumatic Pain
- Pain involving the Central or Peripheral Nervous System
- Pain Associated with other Chronic Diseases such as Angina
- Arthritis
- Endometriosis
- Headache and Pancreatitis.
Overview
- Age of patients seen
- 18+
- Languages spoken
- English
- Research highlights
K.Mackrodt, M.Alexander-Wiliams (sic). Anaesthesia 2001, Epidural infusions
L.Bannon, M.Alexander-Williams, D.Lutman. Anaesthesia 2001,56(10), PCA Diamorphine Intranasal vs intravenous
M.Ward, G.Minto, M.Alexander-Williams. Anaesthesia, 2001, 57(1) Jan, The Pakistan earthquake: a British trainee's experience, Injury. 2006 Jun37(6):567-9
Ahmad MA, Naqui SZ, Shah N, Khan A, Alexander-Williams JM, Jaffery A.Stability of premixed syringes of diamorphine and hyperbaric bupivacaine, Int J Obstet Anesth. 2005 Oct;14(4):284-7.
Hudson SJ, Jones MF, Nolan S, Ellis H, Duncombe R, Alexander-Williams JM, Comparison of oxycodone and morphine following Total Knee Replacement, 2007 Pain Society Poster.
Whitney P, Mustard L, McCartney C, Alexander-Williams JM. Reduction in epidural Diamorphine dose reduces side effects but reduces efficacy
Consultations and services
- Self-pay available from £300
- Health insurance
- Self-pay available from £200
- Health insurance
Insurers covered
- +4 more
- Allianz Partners
- Henner
- Healix
- Cigna International
Tests & treatments
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Frequently asked questions
Yes, but only for certain services. Some consultations, assessments, and treatments can be booked directly, while others require a GP or specialist referral. Please check the relevant service page for guidance, and contact the centre if you’re unsure.
We aim to offer appointments as quickly as possible, and many services have same-day or next-day availability. Waiting times vary depending on the appointment type, specialty, and consultant availability, but our team will always offer the earliest suitable appointment.
Yes. You can arrange an appointment for a family member, or someone you care for, just let us know when you get in touch. We’ll need their details and consent to complete the booking, unless you're their legal guardian or have power of attorney.
Your first consultation includes a detailed discussion of your symptoms, medical history, and lifestyle factors, followed by a thorough examination. It’s helpful if you can bring the results of any previous investigations with you, as well as a list of your current medications. Come with a comfortably full bladder so you can provide a urine sample if requested.