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I had Cortisone injected to both of my wrists a month ago... It incapacitated both of my hands for about 72 hours, it was electrifying my hands. I had some relief but my wrists and hands are still problematic.
NimaPaxima 7 months ago
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Ever wonder why these surgeries ALWAYS fail?
Although the "sensation" of trouble is at the wrist, the actual “seminal” cause is impingement of the median nerve around the pronator teres muscle (proximal to the elbow)!
USA medicine is ranked 54th in world, (The World Health Organization ranked the countries of the world in terms of over all health performance, and the US (was) 37th; In fairness of care, USA is ranked 54th)
sugarpuddin88 1 year ago
that looks not so sterile
wanwadee 2 years ago
OMG! this looks PAINFULL '_'
QueenMai 2 years ago
I had one a year ago. Not so bad the first 1-2 days, but by day 3-4, they fucking HURT.
Feinkosthaus 2 years ago
Does the NHS not have any Peer Review? Love to hear what you REALLY think. Especially need reminding of this quaint, archaic Mr designation when you could be a Dr-- close affinity to those unwashed barbers doing surgery in the Middle ages, what??
galileoshack 2 years ago
cortisone?
chloe3w 3 years ago