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I had a si joint ablation, lest side, on 12/20/17, i am now in as much pain as before the ablation, although not as wide spread. the pain now radiate?
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Ablation: is not a: guarantee that pain will disappear. I suggest consultation with your pain management physician.
Answered 1/30/2018
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