Nerve Blocks (cont.)
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 Side Effects and Risks of Nerve BlocksNerve blocks do have risks and side effects. They include:
Although many kinds of nerve blocks exist, this treatment cannot always be used. If your pain isn't related to pain in a single or small group of nerves, nerve blocks may not be right for you. Your doctor can advise you as to whether this treatment is appropriate for you. WebMD Medical Reference SOURCE: Last Editorial Review: 2/12/2012 © 2005-2013 WebMD, LLC. All rights reserved. |
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