No: cortisone has nothing to do with muscle spasms. cortisone is an antiinflammatory and can work being injected directly into a joint or taken orally
Answered 8/17/2014
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Possibly: All corticosteroids have anti-inflammatory effects, affecting cyclooxygenase pathway, interfere with inflammatory cascade, reduce the release of inflammatory mediators, cytokines, TNFs involved in the inflammatory response. Muscle tone and spasm are mediated through intrafusal and extrafusal fibers with gamma motor neurons. Corticosteroid may reduce muscle spasm caused by inflammation.
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