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Also had mine done under fluoroscopy by the radiologist. They can see exactly what they are doing. The only thing that hurt was the needle for the numbing medicine. Since I was in the hospital I was on my back for 2 days afterward. I only got a lower back ache that was tolerable...more just annoying. Good luck and try not to worry endlessly about it beforehand.
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