Nerve block injection tested to stop shingles pain from becoming permanent
NCT ID NCT07349680
Summary
This study tested if a targeted nerve block injection could better control shingles pain and prevent it from turning into a long-term condition. It involved 100 adults with recent, painful shingles on their chest. Half received standard pain medication, while the other half also received ultrasound-guided injections of numbing medicine and steroid near the spine.
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Marwa Mahmoud Rady
Asyut, 1987, Egypt
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