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: San Diego Injury Lawyer BlogWhat are the Dangers of Long-Term Cortizone Injections?
By Ross Jurewitz
You or someone you know may have used cortisone injections to treat their joint pain following an injury accident. Over the years, cortizone injections have been proven to reduce pain and inflammation on people?s shoulder, knee, neck, and back injuries following an accident. However, the long-term use of cortizone injections also has harmful side effects that many people do not know about.
Our San Diego personal injury attorneys recently wrote an article about the benefits and potential dangers of prolonged cortisone injections on our injury accident website. Before you use this type of treatment, make sure you are informed of what the drug could do to you and what the risks and benefits. For more information, please read the full article.
Full post as published by San Diego Injury Lawyer Blog on November 26, 2010 (boomark / email).
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