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The techniques and guidelines for administering epidural steroid injections, including image guidance and careful needle technique.
Epidural steroid injections normally cause only short-term soreness and may produce pain relief that peaks in 1–2 weeks, with some people feeling benefit within days and others taking up to 10–14 days...
Epidural steroid injections (ESIs) most commonly cause transient, minor problems—worse short-term pain, injection-site soreness and temporary numbness—occurring in roughly 2–9% of injections in publis...
Most specialist guidance clusters around limiting epidural steroid injections (ESIs) to roughly two-to-four times per year, with some centers and experts extending that window up to six in select circ...