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Old 02-21-2009, 01:05 AM #3
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Hi Christy, glad you posted this as my new pain specialist prefers RF ablasions to facet injections, on the basis that they last longer, and long term steroid use is questionable.
I get the occipital neuralgia-which C joint causes this?
The facet injection is done with a live x-ray guide, how is the ablasion done?
Do you get sore afterwards?
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