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Old 09-21-2015, 09:17 PM #1
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They nerve blocks do not take long to get over. Mine varied with each shot, but basically one to three days of being fairly sore at the injection site. I am asssuming from the description of your injury that it will be lumbar sympathetic blocks, the sorness is on the on the same side as the CRPS foot in the lower back. Not a huge deal compared to the CRPS.
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