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The first injections at the end of July worked only for a few days and then the pain came back as severe as before.
The second round of injections seems to have effectively decreased the pain levels 95% by the end of the first week. These injections were for sciatic pain due to arthritis in the L3- L4 area, not neuropathic pain But my levels of pain and discomfort have been significantly decreased. Just one less thing/problem to worry about ![]() ![]()
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"Thanks for this!" says: | mrsD (08-29-2013) |
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So far ~~ OK !!
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Glad to hear about your pain relief and outcome.
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