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Stopping Pain ?

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Hi can anyone warn me What's to come , iv'e terrible trouble with Hips & Back , my Dr is sending me for Injections in my Spine ,iv'e knocked it back once but now i surrender with this Back , has anyone had them please and what was the result's , Thank you in advance , (a worried man)

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Bananas5

Hello greg60.

Spinal injections come in various packages depending on type of pain and where it is.

Has your Consultant or anesthetist said what type he will be doing? Usually this is all discussed well in advance of any procedure.

There is always a risk when injecting in or near the spinal cord...again you should have been told all this.

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Thank you , they have told me what's going to happen , i was after people who has gone thru with this and their outcome Please ,

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That was part of my answer...depending on what procedure you are having will produce different outcome!!

Is it facet joints? Or burning nerve endings? Epidural?

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BlanketTime1

I've had both nerve blocks and nerve burns... I prefer nerve burns, they worked better for me. I also had a procedure where they injected steroids; unfortunately, I respond poorly to steroids and endured horrific pain with that one. definitely go for anaesthesia if offered. basically, you go under, they perform the procedure, you come out of it... perhaps you'll be sore for the day, but if it works you can have months of relief. good luck!

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Thank you ,

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Heracat

These injections are OK to start. Excellent in fact. BUT!

The side effects are over time they break down the bones.Which is not really what one wants eh?

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Thank you ,

Hi Greg, they work for me! I have injections in my back every six months and I get a lot of relief from them. Good luck!

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Coastwalker

My chronic lower back and hip pain was down to a vitamin deficiency.Vitamin D3 (the sunshine vitamin) turned my back, hip and several other conditions around overnight. Not saying yours is the same, but another route to check off. A good idea is to get your vitamin D blood test done (and ask for the print out of any bloods done and their ranges for your own records.) My hip pain was so painful I thought I’d need new hips.

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