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Has anyone ever heard of Scar Eradication using Steroids

 
 
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Old 10-17-2012, 01:20 PM #2
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I have been seeing a different Dr for the last few months and she has been giving me injections of steroids into my wrists for post Carpal Tunnel Release CRPS, and I'm wondering if anyone has heard of this treatment


Hi Bill, Yes steriod injections can have there benifets, but I have never heard of it used to release scar tissue.
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