TweetI have it done about once every 9-14 months. It helps but for a almost week I slept horribly. Then I slept good after that as my back pain went from a 6 to a 2.

It helps. I have found PT every day helps too. I have not had a shot in 14 months and feel pretty good. You have to do it every day.

The procedure is a cakewalk. You will feel heavy pressure on your back but no pain.

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Originally Posted by jipped genes

I have it done about once every 9-14 months. It helps but for a almost week I slept horribly. Then I slept good after that as my back pain went from a 6 to a 2.

It helps. I have found PT every day helps too. I have not had a shot in 14 months and feel pretty good. You have to do it every day.

The procedure is a cakewalk. You will feel heavy pressure on your back but no pain.

Roger that Jipped. Procedure was just as you said. It took all of 10 minutes from time I walk in room, pull down my pants to knees (not even take shirt or pants off!) and for them to position what I believe the doc said was I camera to make sure he was shooting the cortisone directly down my nerve I I felt it travel almost to my feet. That was the extent of "pain" at the time.

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Originally Posted by jipped genes

I have it done about once every 9-14 months. It helps but for a almost week I slept horribly. Then I slept good after that as my back pain went from a 6 to a 2.

It helps. I have found PT every day helps too. I have not had a shot in 14 months and feel pretty good. You have to do it every day.

The procedure is a cakewalk. You will feel heavy pressure on your back but no pain.

Oh, and I haven't slept in 48 hours, pain is initially worse as predicted Jipped. So far you're rihgt on!