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03-02-2012, 06:50 AM
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The lidocaine in there numbs everything, and then wears off.
The steroid, will continue to work for a while. I've had 2 of those shots over the years for my sesaomoids, and one for my left ankle. I found them temporary. If inflammation is present, then the steroid will work some over time. But the numbing of the Lidocaine does wear off, that is to be expected.
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