Although it may be boring and time-consuming, we all know that talking to the patient usually works best. In my opinion, this is particularly important after performing an injection. Over the years I have noted that many patients have sacroiliac joint injections and have immediate but not long lasting relief. They think that because the injection did not work over a long time, it was a negative injection. However, it was really a positive diagnostic injection proving the pain came from the sacroiliac joint.#therealdrc716 #williamcapicottomd
