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No it's not. Try getting a testosterone injection. The needles are flipping huge - and that's from a nurse !

I had a steroid injection in the spine C6 a few years back due to a trapped nerve in my crumbled C6, I was awake and laying on my back (in agony) but before the steroid jab they gave me an epidural now feck me that was a huge needle and unbearably painful, obviously I had to keep completely still, i'm not sure if it didnt work but the steroid injection still bloody hurt.

My now ex wife was waiting back in my room as they wheeled me back in, she said I looked grey, mind you it did the trick after 18 months of heavy opioids use for pain one painful and expensive steroid injection did the trick.
 
Why couldn't they give you a local anaethestic before giving you the epidural?

maybe they did but my eyes were on stalks looking at the needle, the pain wasn’t from the skin piercing it was going into my spine that hurt, a weird electric shock like pain in one foot and the left side of my face, whilst staying dead still, lots of cold sweats
 

ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
I kid you not it was like a drinking straw
Rule #1 of Needle-phobics club is: Don't look at the needle!

Rule #2 of Needle-phobics club is: Don't look at the needle!

Rule #3 of Needle-phobics club is: Don't look at the needle!

I had 4 years worth of blood tests and dental treatment but I didn't see even one needle. I did get to see a lot of wallpaper, posters, window blinds etc. :okay:
 
I had a steroid injection in the spine C6 a few years back due to a trapped nerve in my crumbled C6, I was awake and laying on my back (in agony) but before the steroid jab they gave me an epidural now feck me that was a huge needle and unbearably painful, obviously I had to keep completely still, i'm not sure if it didnt work but the steroid injection still bloody hurt.

My now ex wife was waiting back in my room as they wheeled me back in, she said I looked grey, mind you it did the trick after 18 months of heavy opioids use for pain one painful and expensive steroid injection did the trick.
I looked a similar colour when they gave my wife an epidural during prolonged labour. Christ it looked nasty in the spine, couldn't understand why the wife had a right go at me for eating a Jaffa cake bar at the time. It almost put me of it :ohmy:
 

screenman

Squire
Flu jab done early September as it is every year, normally about £12 at Boots, this year was free as I am 65 in March.
 

fossyant

Ride It Like You Stole It!
Location
South Manchester
SIL has her covid vaccination on Friday (care home staff).
 

fossyant

Ride It Like You Stole It!
Location
South Manchester
I had a steroid injection in the spine C6 a few years back due to a trapped nerve in my crumbled C6, I was awake and laying on my back (in agony) but before the steroid jab they gave me an epidural now feck me that was a huge needle and unbearably painful, obviously I had to keep completely still, i'm not sure if it didnt work but the steroid injection still bloody hurt.

My now ex wife was waiting back in my room as they wheeled me back in, she said I looked grey, mind you it did the trick after 18 months of heavy opioids use for pain one painful and expensive steroid injection did the trick.

Ah yes I've had a few of them - shoulder, back and, TWICE, into my left nut :ohmy:
 
I had mine through my fecking neck from the front #manflu
xx(, I just told my wife this and how lame she was over that little epidural..... I have always said it wasn’t complications with the birth that caused an emergency cesarean , it was her that was too posh to push :ohmy:
 

vickster

Legendary Member
Needles don’t bother me at all, just as well given how many steroid injections and ops Ive had. Most recently 6 into the ankle joint and tendon sheath. It was kind of cool seeing the one in the joint sticking out on the X-ray screen :whistle:
 
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