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Old 03-09-2007, 10:54 PM #1
Sweetgateaux Sweetgateaux is offline
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Default cortisone steroid in c6 and c7

Hello again...
so its going to be the guided shot to the back of the neck.
to see if it keeps me out of surgery - I am wondering if any of you have had this treatment and can tell me more about it.How long does it normally take the dr/surgeon to guide the needle on the screen and move it around to just the right spot? I think it would help if I knew-thanks
signed....clearly terrified...
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