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A member asked:
Is severe chest pressure/pain normal during a cervical epidoral steroid injection ? it lasted just a few minutes during the procedure?
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It could be if the chest pressure or pain was high on the upper chest, around or just below the clavicles (C5 dermatome) If you had the pain on the lower part of the chest or on the heart area, it should not be related to this procedure (cervical epidural steroid injection).
Answered 5/19/2021
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