You might feel little worse the first day after an epidural injection because of local inflammation and irritation at the injection site, a temporary increase in pain known as a “steroid flare,” nerve irritation from the injection, and the pressure of the injected fluid. However, by the next day, you usually start to feel the benefits of the injection, often experiencing significant pain relief and improved mobility. #painmanagement #backpain #medicalstudent #doctor | Precision Care Medical & Sp

Failure of epidural injection for back pain | Neurosurgeon Dr Ammar Anwer

An epidural injection delivers medication into the epidural space around the spinal cord, providing targeted pain relief for chronic back pain. It effectively blocks pain signals and enhances quality of life, with a minimally invasive approach that makes it an appealing option for pain management.#painmanagement #backpain | Precision Care Medical & Sports Performance

What Is An Epidural?

How an Epidural Works