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Arthritis and Rheumatism |
Cortisone Shot11/16/2009 |
My daughter had a cortisone shot in her foot yesterday for inflamation due to nerve damage between her last two toes. Yesterday she was pain free except for the injection site. Today she is extreme pain, more than before. Should I be concerned?
This is not uncommon, especially if she walked on it more than she should have because it did feel so good. I would recommend however that you do call the practitioner that gave the injection so that they are aware of this reaction and can make a decision on whether she needs to be seen sooner.
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Jeffrey M Robbins, DPM Clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery Department of Surgery School of Medicine Case Western Reserve University |
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