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Does anyone know if a steroid injection in shoulder affects Eylea injections.

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Eyeproblems

Probably not but to be sure it's worth mentioning at your eye clinic.

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I have had several steroid injections in my hips, nothing has been said about it reacting adversely with Lucentis however, a few months ago my dentist was concerned that the steroid injections could have implications for dental work. In the event, the work involving an implant was not needed!

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tallyho

The only problem it might entail but a short one would be a ride in the iop ( eye pressure) it would def be worth telling those at the eye clinic that you had had one done just so they check the pressure unless they usually do.

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