Dog Arthritis Treatments: Steroid (Cortisone) Injections into the Joint

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Uploaded by on Dec 14, 2010

A major objective of dog arthritis treatment is to control the inflammation of the joints. One method of achieving this is using steroid (cortisone) anti-inflammatory injections. For this treatment, a steroid preparation of cortisone in long acting 'depo' form is used, which is administered directly into the joint (intra-articular injection). For more information visit http://www.dogarthritisblog.info

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