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Tpi

TPI is the abbreviation for trigger point injection. It helps to break down stiff muscles. In addition, it acts as a local anesthetic to relieve pain.

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Why does Trigger point injections for neck and back pain cause nausea and tiredness?

Query: Hi doctor, I need an EEG Report explained. I have been feeling tired and nauseous when I exercise, not sleeping well. I was given trigger point injections three months ago. It made me feel worse. I was given a 72-hour ambulatory EEG. I have the report, and I do not know what the results mean becaus...  Read Full »


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Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I would also like to know some more details about your symptoms: 1) Since when you started to have symptoms? 2) What were the exact symptoms (apart from feeling tired and not sleeping well)? Please describe in detail. 3) Had any loss of consciousness? 4) Any episo...  Read Full »

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