Is Cortisone Shots Safe For People With Anxiety and Depression?
Cortisone shots are commonly used to treat inflammation in various parts of the body. They reduce the swelling and pain associated with arthritis and other inflammatory conditions. However, there are some risks to this treatment.
Consult with a Doctor
If you are considering receiving cortisone shots, you should first discuss the pros and cons with your doctor. Your healthcare provider will also be able to tell you about alternative treatments that may be less expensive.
Many doctors will limit the number of times a year you receive cortisone injections. You should never receive more than three or four injections in a year.
Cost of Cortisone
When it comes to the cost of a cortisone shot, it can range from under a hundred dollars to over one thousand. While your insurance may cover some of the cost, you will have to pay out of pocket for the rest.
Side Effect
While cortisone shots are generally safe, they can cause serious side effects. In addition to the potential for damage to your joints, you could face high blood pressure, water retention, and other issues.
Some people find that their mood changes while they are taking cortisone. This is usually more common in those who take high doses.
In addition to changing your mood, cortisone can reduce your immune system. As a result, you could get an infection. A high fever is a common warning sign.
Do not use it when pregnant
You should never use cortisone when you are pregnant. It can cause complications for your unborn child.
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