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I have depression/anxiety. i am worried about neuro effects of steroids used in trigger-point injections. should i ask doc not to use steroids in tpi?
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See below: You can discuss this with your doctor. Steroids are good for inflammation, but can cause increased anxiety in some individuals. Injection with a local anesthetic may be a good option.
Answered 6/12/2017
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