Yes, certain small peptides can cross the blood-brain barrier, the protective filter that controls what enters brain tissue, which lets them act directly on the nervous system
Gharibo says that it depends on the patient and the clinicians judgment as far as which injection should be performed, and which steroid should be injected, and whether a cortisone or steroid should be injected at all. For example, nerve blocks for facet joints and trigger point injections may not involve steroid injections
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And I had done my training