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Old 05-27-2016, 04:17 PM #1
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Hi Lukesmom,

Sorry to jump on the back of another thread but I read what you said about Kenolog being a neurotoxin. Is Kenolog a form of steroid? I have had intravenous hydrocortisone. I dont know what brand it was. When it entered my blood stream it immediately burnt my private area and the top of my head like someone had just set both ends on fire (excuse the visual). Is this why? Does this mean steroids are dodgy as well in terms of neuro toxicity.
Should have added - intravenous steroids are considered an option in certain inflammatory neuropathies. This is something my neuro has discussed.
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