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Epidural injections are one of the popular methods of nerve block. Epidural injections are a common treatment used to manage and reduce pain, especially in the lower back, neck, or legs. These injections deliver medicine directly into the space around the spinal cord, called the epidural space. This space surrounds the nerves that carry pain signals to the brain. Epidural Injections usually contain a mix of a local anesthetic (to numb the area and give quick relief) and a steroid (to reduce inflammation). By reducing swelling around the nerves, the injection helps relieve pain and makes movement easier.

After getting an epidural injection, many people feel pain relief within a few days. Some get relief for weeks or even months. This treatment is often used for people with sciatica, herniated discs, spinal stenosis, or other spine-related issues. It is performed by a doctor using a small needle and a live X-ray to guide the placement. The procedure takes only a few minutes. The main benefits include reduced pain, improved mobility, and less need for pain pills.

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Types Of Epidural Injections

Transforaminal Epidural Injection

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Interlaminar Epidural Injection

Caudal Epidural Injection

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Benefits Of Epidural Injection

Effective Pain Relief

Reduces inflammation around nerves to ease pain in the back, neck, or legs.

Improved Mobility and Function

Helps patients move more freely and take part in physical activities or therapy.

Reduced Need for Oral Medications

Lessens dependence on pain pills, lowering the risk of side effects.

Delay or Avoid Surgery

Provides relief that may prevent or postpone the need for surgical procedures.

Minimally Invasive Procedure

Quick and simple treatment usually done in a clinic with little to no recovery time.

Reduced Mobility or Joint Function

Enhances the mobility(range of motion) by reducing swelling, pain or muscle stiffness and provides relief from conditions such as arthritis or injuries.

Frequently Asked Questions

You may feel slight pressure or a pinch, but numbing medicine is used to reduce any major discomfort.

Relief can last from a few weeks to several months, depending on your condition and how your body responds.

Yes, they are generally safe when done by a trained doctor under image guidance. Side effects are rare and usually mild.

Some people feel better within a few hours, while others may notice pain relief after a few days.