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Is Long-standing Pain In The Spinal Cord Post An Anesthesia Shot Normal?

Hi I am 39 years old and went through lithotripsy procedure for my kidney stones problem, I observed that the doctors has given me a anesthesia before the procedure and they given me this injection to my spinal chord. my question is if any male/female take this injection that pain would be for lifelong or only rumors. Please confirm.
Wed, 11 May 2016
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Hello. Each body answers different to different treatment. It is normal to feel a little pain after the procedure. However a lifelong pain is generally a myth.
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Is Long-standing Pain In The Spinal Cord Post An Anesthesia Shot Normal?

Hello. Each body answers different to different treatment. It is normal to feel a little pain after the procedure. However a lifelong pain is generally a myth.