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Dr Nofil Mulla is a Consultant and Clinical Lead in Integrated Pain Services at the Luton and Dunstable University Hospital and Bedfordshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

Dr. Mulla has trained in world renowned centres of excellence, including an advanced pain fellowship at the Guy's and St. Thomas' University Hospital affiliated to King's College London School of Medicine. He worked as a Consultant in Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge and St. George's University Hospital, London. He also worked in General Medicine which enhances his scope of practice with an additional advantage in his clinical approach.

Dr. Mulla has extensive experience in the multidisciplinary management of pain conditions and sees more than 1000 patients every year. He is an expert in treating common conditions including but not limited to degenerative and arthritic conditions, neck and low back pain, joint pain, sciatica/lumbago, slipped spinal discs, whiplash and sports injuries. His other areas of expertise include cancer pain, headaches and facial pain, migraine, persistent post-surgical pain, fibromyalgia, neuropathic pain and pelvic pain among others.

Dr. Mulla's consultation involves a comprehensive assessment and a detailed clinical examination as well as formulation of a diagnosis along with an extensive range of treatments for painful conditions where surgery is neither necessary nor preferred. He works closely with multidisciplinary specialists that involves discussion of patients with complex needs within a specialist clinical team; creating the best possible outcomes for his patients.

Dr. Mulla provides medication management and a wide range of interventions (injection therapy) such as lumbar and cervical epidural injections, facet joint injections, medial branch blocks, sacro-iliac joint injections, hip, knee/other joint injections, nerve root blocks, trigger point injections, botox injections, occipital nerve blocks and other injection therapies. He has special expertise in ultrasound guided pain procedures, peripheral nerve stimulation and radiofrequency denervation/ablation.