Upcoming Pain Relief Procedure?
Posted: May 10th, 2010 | Author: admin | Filed under: light relief therapy | Tags: back of my neck, cervical curve, chiropractor, cortisone, cortisone shot, daily basis, many different types, massage therapy, mri, muscle spasms, neck muscles, neck pain, nerve block, nerve blocks, neurologist, occipital nerve, physical therapy, therapy massage, whiplash, x rays | 1 Comment »Ive been dealing w/ whiplash pain for 4 mnths. I’ve been on multiple migraine meds, abortive & preventative. Ive already had 1 series of occipital nerve blocks from the neurologist, who also said I have muscle spasms as a result of accident
Ive seen a chiropractor since February. X-rays show loss of my cervical curve. I recently had an MRI which oddly came out normal, yet I am still in lots of pain. I still get the migraines, & my neck is killing me on a daily basis.
I also go to physical therapy. They have tried many different types of therapy, light therapy, massage therapy, and others to no avail. My headaches have gone down in severity, but I still have them, along with the neck pain daily. They have about given up on me. We are now working on strengthening my neck muscles.
This week I get a cortisone shot to the back of my neck, & the Dr thinks it will help, but if not, next step is a nerve block in the spine. Anyone have experience with this treatment? I am quite nervous
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The most important question to ask the doctor doing the injection is if he will be using xray guidance. it helps guide the doctor and makes sure he is at the right level. the nerve block injections are not too painful but can hurt if they get the needle to the right location. Don’t give up on PTeither use it along with the injections.