Pain specialist. : You're already receiving aggressive care, and should have a pain specialist working with you. If you're working with a trained pain specialist, good. If not, you need to be working with one.
Answered 10/3/2016
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Depends on cause: Epidurals often help back pain if you have a disk herniation and you have pain shooting down the leg or legs. If most of the pain is coming from joints in your back (facet joints), the epidural has little effect. Also, you may need physical therapy with the injections to help. Again, it depends on cause of back pain.
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