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A member asked:
Had toradol shot in butt cheek a few days ago. now have pain in lower back, leg and aron d injection site. is this normal?
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NOT Normal: Injection site reaction is not that uncommon, but discuss this with your dr to make sure its nothing more serious than than such as an infection which is extremely rare in these instances.
Answered 1/2/2016
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