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Joint Block Injection

A joint block or facet joint block technique is a minimally invasive process. It involves a CT and radiograph-guided needle insertion and deposition of anaesthetic into the patient's joint cavity to reduce pain.

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Can I drive right after a joint block injection of the foot?

Query: Hello doctor, I am scheduled for a joint block injection in my right foot due to arthritis pain. Will I be able to drive home myself from my appointment or do I need to take someone with me?  Read Full »


Dr. Althuri Mohan Krishna

Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. The injection given for the joint block for arthritis contains some local anesthetic. So, you may not feel pain at least for half an hour to one hour. You will be able to drive the car. But as soon as you reach home, keep your leg elevated and apply some ice packs as i...  Read Full »

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