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Bones, Joints & Muscles | Last Active: Oct 3 6:52am | Replies (6)

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I have had more SI joint injections than I can count, with and without anesthesia. The doctor will numb the area first, but it you have a lot of pain due to inflammation, you mught go with the anesthesia. Without it will hurt some, but you wont jump off the table. It can last 3 weeks or 3 months and depends on you pinpointing where your pain or trigger points are. Sometimes I mark mine with a pen. I highly recommend getting both sides done at the same time or its like having 2 flat tires but only getting one fixed and driving on the other flat.

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They are definitely doing both but I don't think the are using any anesthesia. I know my last knee injection lasted almost 3 years which amazed me. I'm hoping it lasts longer than a few weeks (my Mom has had many as well) and stopped due to them not lasting long at all. I was given no instructions at all either (like I saw on Dr. Google) as far as meds not to be taking, no nsaids etc..