Although some doctors use cortisone injections to relieve the pain, this form of treatment is still debated.
what are the side effects for foramital cervical injections? I am a 49 yr old female with cervical stenosis and osteoarthritis and its been recommended that I have an injection. My concern is weight gain or "blowing up" from the steroids. My pain is not bad now that I am on neurontin (another concern too) so if my pain comes back I will consider the injections but a friend of mine had the injections and weight gain was a big issue for her. Thanks elizabeth
The needle length for intradermal injections is 3/8" to 3/4" for baby or an adult. Intradermal injections are placed in back of upper arm, upper chest and upper back.
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In most back or hip pain cases the pain is caused by inflammation/swelling putting pressure on specific nerves. Cortisone is a powerful anti-inflammatory and will in many cases will reduce pain by minimizing inflammation.
Payson takes a cortisone shot to relieve the pain in her back
Yes, it well only be a few hours.
my dog just laid around for about a day or two but after that he was back to normal
Because it is fleshier back there and you can't see what is happening when bending over for them.
Injections to the buttocks can potentially cause sciatica if they are administered incorrectly or if there is damage to the sciatic nerve during the injection. However, it is important to note that injections to the buttocks, such as steroid injections, are commonly used to treat sciatica and other conditions affecting the nerves in the lower back and legs. The risk of developing sciatica from these injections is generally low when administered by a trained medical professional.
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They just slapped a little lard on there and sent you back out. Seriously.
Only as much as it would hurt a human. But you have to remember we know why we are getting the injections while some dogs might get confused and therefore scared as they don't understand what is happening. However, they do not feel it if they get the injection in the loose skin at the top of the back just behind the neck, so injections are given there if possible.