Re: Caudal steroid injection

[Guest guest]

I felt worse two-3 days post but then didn't feel much a difference after. I

mean there was a 5-10% relief. Everyone is different!

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On Apr 6, 2011, at 10:27 AM, " weathering_the_tethering "

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> has anyone ever had this type of caudal injection, with analgesic and

cortisone, at or very near their sacral hiatus (just above the coccyx)?

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> how did you feel about 2-3 days later?

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> did your pain decrease and stay that way? Did it increase temporarily? If so,

how long after the injection and for how long?

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> thank you,

> Margaret

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>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Yes I had this done twice, and a lot nerve blocks. My original diagnosis was

coccydynia, so anything related I had.No change for me, sorry. I did have

physical therapy in that area and that helped a bit (2 years ago and this year)

but all the pain is back. 

Subject: Caudal steroid injection

To: tetheredspinalcord

Date: Wednesday, April 6, 2011, 9:27 AM

 

has anyone ever had this type of caudal injection, with analgesic and cortisone,

at or very near their sacral hiatus (just above the coccyx)?

how did you feel about 2-3 days later?

did your pain decrease and stay that way? Did it increase temporarily? If so,

how long after the injection and for how long?

thank you,

Margaret

[Guest guest]

I am driving for 4 hours 2 days later for another appointment and I just wanted

to know if people have increased pain experiences after the caudal injections, I

might reschedule my appointment. I think I might just wait until Tuesday and

see how I feel.

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> >

> > has anyone ever had this type of caudal injection, with analgesic and

cortisone, at or very near their sacral hiatus (just above the coccyx)?

> >

> > how did you feel about 2-3 days later?

> >

> > did your pain decrease and stay that way? Did it increase temporarily? If

so, how long after the injection and for how long?

> >

> > thank you,

> > Margaret

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> >

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[Guest guest]

Good luck! And grab a donut pillow

Did they say they think it will help? Or do you have tail bone issues?

Do you have tail bone issues? One thing that helped me is pelvic physical

therapy. I had been clenching my muscles due to pain. It really does wonders!

My pain started getting worse lower back wise, but pelvic got better and I have

techniques now if I feel it

On Wed Apr 6th, 2011 7:38 PM CDT weathering_the_tethering wrote:

>I am driving for 4 hours 2 days later for another appointment and I just

wanted to know if people have increased pain experiences after the caudal

injections, I might reschedule my appointment. I think I might just wait until

Tuesday and see how I feel.

>

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>> > has anyone ever had this type of caudal injection, with analgesic and

cortisone, at or very near their sacral hiatus (just above the coccyx)?

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>> > how did you feel about 2-3 days later?

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>> > did your pain decrease and stay that way? Did it increase temporarily? If

so, how long after the injection and for how long?

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>> > thank you,

>> > Margaret

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[Guest guest]

yes in addition to whats going on in my lumbar spine, my sacrum is curved and

underdeveloped. I had a bad fall on it about 20 years ago and I think I damaged

it then. It tends to be sensitive .... and I always have knots in my gluts when

I go to the massage therapist. And it hurts especially if someone jokingly rat

tails or towel whips me etc - ouch!

I wont be bringing a donut pillow, I don't have one and I think I am too thin

for that to be comfortable for me.

thanks for the well wishes

Margaret

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> >> > has anyone ever had this type of caudal injection, with analgesic and

cortisone, at or very near their sacral hiatus (just above the coccyx)?

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> >> > how did you feel about 2-3 days later?

> >> >

> >> > did your pain decrease and stay that way? Did it increase temporarily? If

so, how long after the injection and for how long?

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> >> > thank you,

> >> > Margaret

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[Guest guest]

I had a fall down the stairs. Same thing, knots all over the place. I did just

have a trigger point injection directly to that site and it helped. 

Subject: Re: Caudal steroid injection

To: tetheredspinalcord

Date: Thursday, April 7, 2011, 7:45 AM

 

yes in addition to whats going on in my lumbar spine, my sacrum is curved and

underdeveloped. I had a bad fall on it about 20 years ago and I think I damaged

it then. It tends to be sensitive .... and I always have knots in my gluts when

I go to the massage therapist. And it hurts especially if someone jokingly rat

tails or towel whips me etc - ouch!

I wont be bringing a donut pillow, I don't have one and I think I am too thin

for that to be comfortable for me.

thanks for the well wishes

Margaret

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> >> > has anyone ever had this type of caudal injection, with analgesic and

cortisone, at or very near their sacral hiatus (just above the coccyx)?

> >> >

> >> > how did you feel about 2-3 days later?

> >> >

> >> > did your pain decrease and stay that way? Did it increase temporarily? If

so, how long after the injection and for how long?

> >> >

> >> > thank you,

> >> > Margaret

> >> >

> >> >

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[Guest guest]

I'm getting an injection in my neck as well for the degeneration & pain

there.... I figure at least one of them will help me feel better, I hope

anyways.

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cortisone, at or very near their sacral hiatus (just above the coccyx)?

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If so, how long after the injection and for how long?

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[Guest guest]

I have also injections in the neck but now on both side near the throat so

the do it left and a week later the other side

My neck and both arms hurting so bad

The tirth one is lower back

It helps 3 - 4 months to reduce the pain for 60% in the legs and pain in the

arms is almost gone.

When i got only one in my neck it helps not so much for long periode.

Sorry i jump in that late

Jan Willem

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From: weathering_the_tethering

Sent: Friday, April 08, 2011 5:27 AM

To: tetheredspinalcord

Subject: Re: Caudal steroid injection

I'm getting an injection in my neck as well for the degeneration & pain

there.... I figure at least one of them will help me feel better, I hope

anyways.

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> > >> > has anyone ever had this type of caudal injection, with analgesic

> > >> > and cortisone, at or very near their sacral hiatus (just above the

> > >> > coccyx)?

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> > >> > how did you feel about 2-3 days later?

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> > >> > did your pain decrease and stay that way? Did it increase

> > >> > temporarily? If so, how long after the injection and for how long?

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> > >> > thank you,

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> > >> > Margaret

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[Guest guest]

Jan- how long does the neck injection last? I am having some bad neck pain, I

could hardly drive home yesterday.

Thanks

Subject: Re: Caudal steroid injection

To: tetheredspinalcord

Date: Thursday, April 7, 2011, 11:54 PM

 

I have also injections in the neck but now on both side near the throat so

the do it left and a week later the other side

My neck and both arms hurting so bad

The tirth one is lower back

It helps 3 - 4 months to reduce the pain for 60% in the legs and pain in the

arms is almost gone.

When i got only one in my neck it helps not so much for long periode.

Sorry i jump in that late

Jan Willem

-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----

From: weathering_the_tethering

Sent: Friday, April 08, 2011 5:27 AM

To: tetheredspinalcord

Subject: Re: Caudal steroid injection

I'm getting an injection in my neck as well for the degeneration & pain

there.... I figure at least one of them will help me feel better, I hope

anyways.

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> > >> > has anyone ever had this type of caudal injection, with analgesic

> > >> > and cortisone, at or very near their sacral hiatus (just above the

> > >> > coccyx)?

>

> > >> >

>

> > >> > how did you feel about 2-3 days later?

>

> > >> >

>

> > >> > did your pain decrease and stay that way? Did it increase

> > >> > temporarily? If so, how long after the injection and for how long?

>

> > >> >

>

> > >> > thank you,

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> > >> > Margaret

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