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Is it possible to get an anti-inflammatory injection in my low back for the pain and arthritis and cysts i have there?
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Sure...: There are several pain relieving injections for chronic back problems. You need to have an appropriate work up by your doctor including necessary imaging and then you may be referred to a pain management specialist
Answered 5/8/2014
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