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06/24/2002 23:31
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06/24/2002 23:31
Mary
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Nope, doesn~sq~t have to hurt.
I am going tomorrow for injections for the pain in my palm. I would like to know if this hurts very much. I am a big baby about needles.
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06/24/2002 23:48
Perry Burnandnot registered
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06/24/2002 23:48
Perry Burnandnot registered
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Nope, doesn~sq~t have to hurt.
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06/25/2002 23:41
Kristen
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06/25/2002 23:41
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Nope, doesn~sq~t have to hurt.
I've had cortisone injections in my knuckles due to knuckle pads. Years ago a rheumatologist took a needle as big as a screwdriver (the cortisone is thick) and jammed it into my knuckle. OWWWWWWW!!! I considered it a new high in pain.
Last month, after dreading the procedure for a week, a plastic surgeon/hand surgeon injected an 8 hour anesthetic into my finger BEFORE injecting the cortisone. It did not hurt at all - only the pin prick of the first shot. Now that I know this, no one is ever going to shoot cortisone into my hand without that shot of pain killer.
Good luck. Kristen
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09/19/2003 23:59
Donna
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09/19/2003 23:59
Donna
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Cortisone injection
I read the pros and cons of these injections -- I have severe osteo-arthritis in both knees with the left one being the most painful. I have suffered pain and agony for over three years, which sometimes kept me from activities that I enjoy. We decided to try the injections yesterday (9/19/03) to try to get some relief. Yes, the pain that I felt when the injection was being administered was great, but it only lasted a minute or so. There was no pain after the doctor was done -- NONE!! This morning, I got out ofbed and didn't walk like "Amos McCoy" as I headed to the kitchen. It's truly a grand feeling to be able to walk with my husband and not have to stop every 10 steps because of the stabbing pain!! GO FOR IT!!
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02/17/2004 23:37
ardenenot registered
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02/17/2004 23:37
ardenenot registered
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cortisone injections
for pain of carpal tunnel syndrome, how long does it take before an injection takes effect in an 85 yr old lady. no other medical problems.....
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05/11/2004 23:12
Myriam Jacobsnot registered
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05/11/2004 23:12
Myriam Jacobsnot registered
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Topical injections cortisone
I have tratment physical therapy on sacrum bone, because I have pain. I have three times a week 45 minutes every day . Many people is telling me that cortisone is bad y I will have side effects. I dont want to get again this treatment. Can I getr different treatment without cortisone liquid ? The therapist use to put on my skin with electricity . Please I would like to hear from you as soon as possible. Sorry . My English language is not so good. I apologize about that.!!
Thank you
Myriam Jacobs.
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08/04/2004 23:25
5372749not registered
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08/04/2004 23:25
5372749not registered
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Cortisone for DC
<a href=> link</a>
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08/09/2004 23:50
cbnot registered
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08/09/2004 23:50
cbnot registered
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Cortisone for DC
Anyone ever had injections done prior to NA? Dr Eaton is suggesting I go this route for my PIP joints. Lots of scar tissue to work thru if not impossible
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09/07/2004 23:24
paulettenot registered
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09/07/2004 23:24
paulettenot registered
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cortisone in wrist
after taking g/c I developed a very painful cord on my wrist...with all my fingers on both hands affected I never had pain..Dr Eaton gave me a cortisone shot right in the cord on my wrist and not only did the pain go away, but the cord is getting soft and going away...so not only was the n/a procedure successful on both hands, he was able to give me relief where I had pain...Dr. Eaton, miracle man....
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