Steroid Injections for injury: Good or Bad? Opinion of a Sports Injury Therapist
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2022
- Steroid injections are sometimes used in the rehabilitation of sports injuries.
In this video Jon discusses:
Why you might use a steroid injection
What is good about a steroid injection
What is bad about a steroid injection
When a steroid injection might be used
What you must consider before a steroid injection
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This was very helpful for me! Been to 3 Physical therapists for my repeated facet injuries. Right now, even physical therapy exercises can cause me a good amount of pain. Really excited to have a window to tackle PT hard 💪
Thank you for your comment. I really hope you can get that all resolved as quickly as possible. Best wishes with it all
What exercises are best for the shoulders after cortisone injection gor bursitis and supraspinatus tears in both sides
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Hi. If you pop on my channel and see the rotator cuff videos on there then should be some things to help you out. You want to get that range back and build the stability
What is your opinion on
Bpc 157 and tb 500, and possibly cancer.
Many thanks from France
Eric
Thanks for your comment . I am sorry that isn’t one I am trained to pass an opinion on. I am sorry could not more help
Its being used in trt clinics. Its safe in that regaurd
I broke my right arm humerus.. now after ORIF surgery and physiotherapy session i can do all kind of gym workouts.. but still my right deltoid and triceps looks skinny than my left.. what should i do? Does testosterone help me to gain size on my right arm?
Remember sadly muscle wastes at an incredible rate to its growth. So it will take a while to return mass. Be patient and focused. Thanks for the comment
Hi, thanks for your video. Question regarding a knee tear in which there is no pain except at night, no inflammation, full movement, except can't jog. Just a 5 mm tear in meniscus as per MRI. Can a steroid injection heal the tear? Thank you.
Hi. Thanks for your question. No a steroid injection won’t heal the tear. The aim of the injection will be to remove the inflammation that might occur as a result of the tear. In terms of repairing the tear that would be a small operation called an arthroscopy. However, we are seeing a lot now that symptoms can be removed with good physio work so I would certainly try that first
@jonwspotsinjury Thanks so much for taking the time to clarify the actual purpose of a steroid injection. Our GP said a steroid injection, which he would do himself, would heal the tear, and there is no need for an Orthopedic referral. Very frustrating, unfortunately.
@@a.5003 you are welcome, hope it helps
I hurt my back deadlifting first day i hade no pain day2 i hade a small amount of pain when bending forward now on day 5 the pain is crazy should i inject 8L of Trenbolone acetate? For a speedy recovery
I never see the use of injection as something that should be done quickly. I think you would be better placed getting it assessed and understanding what is the cause of pain. I hope that helps and you recover quickly
Dear Doctor,
I had a mild ACL sprain(left knee)4 days ago. It’s not that painful but it my left knee is not as strong as my right healthy knee. I’m 43. I want to go back to gym soon. Should I get a injection? Or should I get physiotherapy and strengthening program?
I personally would concentrate on the strengthening and physio aspect at just four days into your rehab. This will ultimately prevent any further complications for you and have you fit for the gym asap
@@JonWSportsInjury Thanks doctor,yesterday my physiotherapist said it’s a minor tendon injury,he massaged this area,but after these area became inflamed at night. How to heal it quickly? Should I take ultrasound therapy? What’s your advice?
@@subratatarafdar2080 you can try ultrasound. I must admit we stopped using this as a treatment option many years ago. As it is early I would speak to your Physio and ask for a treatment plan so they can advise you of how they plan to return you to fitness
@@JonWSportsInjury Thanks a lot doctor. Should I ask my physiotherapist to incorporate strengthening exercises? Or will be counterproductive? Orthopedic doctors always say rest. That’s why asking,what should I do?
Ive had 3 shots in the same shoulder joint in the last 3 years, each a year apart from the other.. do you think i will be at risk for any wear on my tendons, bones, or cartilage? Or should everything be all good
I am sure all good. My focus now would be on understanding what is causing the shoulder issue and how this can be worked on. I have a few videos on the channel around rotator cuff but hopefully a good PT can get that sorted for you
@@JonWSportsInjury doc says i have a tear in my meniscus in my ac joint
@@OhhhJP glad you have a diagnosis hopefully you can be recovered shortly
@@JonWSportsInjury me too. Doc didnt say anything about it healing on its own though. He only mentioned that over time nerve endings should burn off and it shouldnt bother me anymore lol. In your experience, when do the cortisone shots begin to effect a persons body in a negative way, such as breaking down tendons and cartilage?
Dr. I am from India. I am having severe pain in my shoulder since last one year. It was less but I lost a lot in winters, I went to the gym 2 months ago but now there is a lot of pain in my shoulder at night, there is pain during normal movement, it has been 3 years of workout but now I keep going to the gym because of this face, please help me how. heal my rotator cuff i am very worried
Hi. We do have some other videos on our channel around rotator cuff pain and how to resolve. I hope they can help you and get over the shoulder pain
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Acl recovery?
You can see some videos all around the ACL and recovery on my channel. Hope they help.
Whichever steroid is used ?
I must admit this may be a question more for a doctor. It would be wrong for me to answer specifically but from my clinic experience my general answer would be yes