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These delicious sausages are perfect for summer barbecues and get-togethers. This set of 24 includes three different varieties: 12 pork, 6 chorizo, and 6 pork and apple.
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Ingredients Listing: British outdoor bred pork (83%), water, gluten free crumb, salt, stabilier: e450, natural flavouring, preservative: e223 (sulphites), antioxidant: ascorbic acid, ground ginger, ground nutmeg, mace, pimentoes, cracked black pepper. Gluten free crumb contains rice flour, chick pea flour, cornflour, salt, dextrose
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Between 830 and 930. If you updated the index. ill try to just do look at it from my phone. It should be easier to pick someone since its updated
Malone Retires, Wilcox falls to Mavs at #17. Man, I've been trying to buy a pick to get back in to get him all day!! lol
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I love these stools, the legs extend more than expected, but that's okay, would have liked to know weight limitation of 250 lbs prior to buying, need to think how to not get people over 250 to sit in them tactfully :( but overall, absolutely love these, if I had a bigger apartment I'd buy 2 more, oh, and they were packed very well, nice surprise
I love these stools and I'm definitely keeping them, however, I was expecting an "unfinished" galvanized metal stool. This is instead painted a metallic silver with a shiny topcoat. It's kind of like a car's paint. They look as pictured from a distance and everyone who has seen them loves them. Just make sure you know what to expect.
Perfect mid-century Tolix reproduction stools for my modern kitchen. Great value, same price as much crummier, boring stools. Much more affordable than the real thing from France, and a great reproduction. Packed beautifully. They stack, w/little rubber protectors under seat so they won't get scratched. Good quality and value.
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love these stools to go around our kitchen island... perfect compliment to our stainless steel appliances... love the color... super sturdy.... and the stack-ability is a plus!
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Nice barstools! Ordered 2 sets (4 total) and am very happy satisfied with my purchase. The kids love eating at the counter around our outdoor kitchen now that we have these. The description says total weight capacity is 250 lbs, so we will find out when my husband's friends come over and try them out. They do seem extremely sturdy so I am expecting them to hold up just fine. Definitely recommend. These are not matte, but have a slight painted sheen, which I like personally. *Note, one of the barstool legs was bent during shipping and when I called Overstock they were very helpful with sending out a replacement and had me just keep or dispose of the other one. Great customer service!
These stools look great and come at a great price. Unfortunately the stools aren't packed very well for shipping and arrived with some small dents on the sides. We put in a claim and they sent us 2 more stools which also came with some minor dents... oh well we still love them and turn the dented side towards the wall haha.
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Robert Cruikshank was among Lower Canada's most significant silversmiths. Trained in Britain, he arrived in Montreal in 1773 and was firmly established by 1782. He was in great demand for trade silver, which was used in the fur trade with First Nations people. The market was so great that it was necessary for him to transition from working out of his home to an independent workshop and store or showroom, complete with the volume of tools and equipment for numerous apprentices and employees. As obvious from the WAG piece, Cruikshank and his workshop also produced ecclesiastical silver. This work, a ciborium or receptacle for the holy sacrament, is typical of his refined wares, with its restrained decoration and elegant baluster stem. Cruickshank is credited for bringing British silver traditions to Montreal.
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It's a moderate workout, a sort of meditation, and, best of all, it cuts the grass quietly.
Scything is an ancient form of mowing that uses the scythe—an elegant tool with a curved blade attached to a long handle—to shear lawns and harvest fields.
Scythes have been around for 2,500 years, and were in common use well into the machine age. They're still used in areas of the Near East and Europe, from the Balkans to the Basque country (where today, scything competitions remain a popular traditional sport, called segalaritza).
In the United States, they're making a comeback—and not just in the places you'd expect. According to the Wall Street Journal, 10 years ago scythe sales hovered in the dozens. Today, the Journal reports, they're close to 10,000—a number that includes users in cities and suburbs, not just farmers.
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Alex--You do a fantastic job on your blog. And you're very supportive of other writers! We appreciate it. :)
Anne - Thanks for hosting Elizabeth.
Elizabeth - Thanks for those excellent ideas! I think that a professional blog that's visually appealing, interesting, readable and easy to use is essential for today's writer.
I would only add: Check all of your blog pages, posts, and especially links for accuracy and make sure they're all "live."
Margot--That's an excellent point. To make it easier, there are 3rd party applications that will check your blog for dead links. :)ReplyDelete
In a word? Invaluable!
Thank you, Elizabeth, for laying out the nitty-gritty--and thank you, Anne, for always providing such essential info!
Ruth--Thanks! Hope it helps. :)ReplyDelete
Thanks Elizabeth and Anne both.
I'm intrigued by the point about titles being relevant to content for search engines.
Being a writer it just seems so natural to have a title aimed at the reader rather then the search engine. Kinda hoping the tags, etc, would do that job.
I think the responding to comments is especially important. I've given up on several otherwise interesting blogs because there is simply no interaction afterwards. There's no community spirit.
The aftercare service is part of the blogging experience.
Great post. Lots of fantastic tips here.ReplyDelete
Excellent tips, Elizabeth, especially the one about content. Your posts and tweets are always informative, which is a huge plus.ReplyDelete
Mark--I totally understand what you mean about the titles, and I will say that, in some cases, it does help to pull readers in. I think that interesting/clever titles on Facebook run really well and they *can* run well on Google Reader, as long as the blogger doesn't have the truncated view of the RSS feed running. If the full post runs for the blogger's RSS feed, then the reader can skim it quickly if they're not sure what the title is hinting at.
I hate that search engine optimization has to come into play, but you will get more *random* traffic to your post (and for years down the road), if the titles reflect the content and includes keywords that readers might use to find your post on Google. Post titles are also important for Twitter--where potential readers usually want to know what they're going to get when they click over.
It's a lot more interesting to know that your comments aren't being made into some sort of void...that there's interaction going on between the host and the commenters. It's the life source of the blog.
A. C. Ellis--Thanks for coming by!
Julie--Thanks so much! Yours are, too. :)
You've done a great job covering the ABC's of blogging. The more ways you provide for your blogger to follow you the better. It makes things easier for everyone.ReplyDelete
I've got to get my blogroll back. I took it out as an attempt to streamline my blog but I miss it!ReplyDelete
Elizabeth, I think you've covered blogging very well. I want to mention that titles pull ME in. I think there's something to that.
Anne, thanks for hosting.
Stina--It sure does. And that's a lesson I've learned the hard way. Someone fussed at me about a month ago for not having an email delivery option for my blog. I added it right away (I'd just assumed no one was interested in reading blogs that way anymore...shows what I know!)
Karen--I love blogrolls. When I find a new blog to follow, I find the blogger's blogroll, click through it, and add all *those* blogs to my (admittedly bloated) Reader. :) If you're worried about loading time, you can make sure your blog is mobile-compatible...even Blogger is offering that feature now and it takes about 1 second to install.
Teresa--Y'all are absolutely right. I think the titles do make our readers click off their Readers to see what we're posting on. But a clear title makes a longer-lasting impact on a search engine. So....I'm thinking we could compromise. Maybe a clever title introduction on Facebook and a standard title for Twitter?
WOW. So impressive and well organized. On top of that, clear enough for this 50 something baby boomer to understand AND initiate. I have also found the occasional contest related to my audience (and the farm we own) has been very helpful in getting comments and followers.
Many thanks to you both !
Excellent post!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for this post! I am taking it to heart. I also really appreciate the links at the end as they are going to help me out greatly with my new writing blog. :DReplyDelete
Donna--Good point about contests. Blogfests are also really nice--when everyone posts on the same topic and everybody who signs up to participate visits all the participants' blogs. :)
E. Arroyo--Thanks so much. :)
Lari--Best wishes with your new blog!
Excellent tips!ReplyDelete
Thank you for this!
The posting schedule was an excellent suggestion. I'm a geek, so it never occurred to me that some readers might not use RSS feeds or an email subscription.
Thanks for the tips! I've added the subscription and follow-by-email buttons, and I'm considering the posting schedule too, especially since I'm changing mine as of today.ReplyDelete
Laura--Thanks, and thanks for coming by. :)
Diane--It's really amazing the number that don't and just pop by to see if you've written something. :) It's also helpful to potential guest bloggers who need to know what days you usually run posts.
Elisabeth--Glad the post helped out! :)
Thanks to everybody who's commenting and to Elizabeth--thanks again for this great post! You've brought me a whole lot of new followers, some of whom are commenting on older posts, too.:-)
To throw in my two cents about the titles--I used to write fun titles for myself and readers, but I discovered if my title suggests the post is informative or asks a question, it's much more likely to be retweeted. Twitter is the source of most of my traffic, so this has made a huge difference in my readership.
Like a lot of other things in social media, this is something I learned from observing the pros--like Elizabeth.
And re: posted schedules. If you're like Elizabeth and me, you read 1000s of blogs a week. No way do we want our inboxes overflowing with blogposts. And RSS doesn't include graphics, which can be essential to the meaning of the text.
That's a great checklist.ReplyDelete
Thanks Anne for having Elizabeth guest post, and Elizabeth for such a great post! There were quite a few points I needed pointed out to me for my blog (although I probably won't change the design, I get a lot of good comments about the picture of Paris... then again maybe I should hmm...). Overall it's a great post and I really appreciate it! Happy Monday!ReplyDelete
Hello, Elizabeth. Just to let you know, I am a frequent visitor of Anne's blog and I have had "comment" issues. I am Ramblingsfromtheleft, Florence Fois, but I must add my comment as Anon so it goes through.
I love this post and wanted to tell you I visit your blog frequently and love reading your tweets.
How do you manage to tweet so many times a day, keep up with your very detailed and informative blog, write and have time to sleep??
The question is ... is there a service you use to post tweets during the day while you are busy elsewhere?
No matter, love this post and I will continue to follow you on twitter and read your blog posts :)
Anne--I've loved being here! Thanks so much for hosting me. :)
I still sometimes will write a clever title for a post, but when I'm tweeting it, I change it. Otherwise, I've noticed I don't receive as much traffic.
I love my Reader for skimming blogs--my email inbox is already a disaster and couldn't take any additional emails! Got to spring clean that thing...
Diane--Thanks so much!
Allison--It's always hard to make a change on a blog, isn't it? I know mine is the same as it was at its inception (and very bland in design! I always have web designers contacting me...) :)
Hi Florence! Just as a quick side note, there is a known issue with Blogger right now...when you're trying to sign in to your Blogger account, don't check the "stay signed in" button. It should help with your issue. Good luck!
It's true that I don't sleep particularly well! :) And I get up super-early and get writing or social media done. But I live by my timer. There is a free Countdown Timer you can open on your browser. When 15 minutes is up, I close the windows and work on other things (whether that's housework, writing, cooking supper, etc.)
Yes, actually there is! It's called SocialOomph and it's free (or at least, I use the free version. As with most apps, you can upgrade to something that is a subscription, but I haven't.) With SocialOomph I can schedule my tweets and reach more people in other time zones--and not have to be on Twitter all day long, which would really suck up my time!
Thanks so much for following me. :)
These are all great tips! Thank you to Anne and Elizabeth both. I was surprised when I read that my average posts are 1300 words - a little on the long side. I think the author interviews I do are responsible for most of it, but I do find that I prefer reading shorter posts on other blogs (unless they are really super awesome, in which case they can hold my attention for more than 1300 words+!)
By the way, I haven't figured out how Google Friend Connect TELLS me when the people I follow update their blogs. I use Google Reader for that, but are they integrated? I know I should know this by now!
Thanks for these great tips, Elizabeth. I don't have my blog schedule up, but I think its time I did that. I try to keep my post to 500 words. And I hate just talking about myself.....I prefer discussing characters, books, stories, marketing, plot and everything related to writing.ReplyDelete
Meghan--I think that's fine as long as there are lots of paragraph breaks, bulleted points, bold print...that sort of thing. My post here is long, so I tried to incorporate some of those elements to break up the text. On my blog, I average about 700 words daily. I've found my traffic is better on days with fewer words.
My understanding of Friend Connect is that it's primarily a way to connect socially with visitors on your site--for dialogue on your content, etc, and less for blog reading (although it seems like that should be a plug in, but I didn't see it listed!)
Rachna--Sounds like you've got a great blog! I prefer to avoid anything too personal, too, although I'll sometimes use my children for illustration when making a point about writing (I'm sure they love that. :) Especially the teenager! But I keep them anonymous and never post pictures of them.)
Elizabeth, those are great suggestions. You have inspired me to revamp my own blogspot and to grow the number of followers. I am so impressed with all that you've accomplished. You are an amazing lady! Thank you, Anne, for having Elizabeth as a guest blogger!ReplyDelete
Excellent tips. Thanks.ReplyDelete
Question about your tips. I read something recently that said that outbound links and links in blog rolls on the sidebars actually drop your search engine ranking, so what's your take? The article is here:
Just wondered what you might think of it.
Julianne-I just read that link. I've never heard that Follower widgets and blogrolls reduce your SE rating. What a pain!
I've never much paid attention to the SEO rules, because I get most of my traffic from word of mouth and Twitter. But now I understand why most monetized blogs don't have follower widgets. But then, I usually stay away from monetized blogs.
I took down my blogroll because it was getting cumbersome and I wanted to clean up my look, but I was thinking of putting it back. Now, I'm not so sure...
I'll be interested to see what Elizabeth says.
I really agree with Stina that I want to make following me easy for everybody and a follower widget is one way to do that. I guess I'm more interested in loyal fans than the occasional visit from a Googler.
Anne's blog fits the bill and I modeled mine after hers (a little, at least) so I hope mine does too!
Elizabeth--great post. I always enjoy your tweets and your generous nature in helping us all find great content! thanks!
Nina--thanks. There is one thing Elizabeth hasn't mentioned that you and I have talked about--and that's the Big Bad Word Verification Monster.
It keeps away a lot of commenters, but it doesn't prevent most spam--just spam-bots.
Right now a lot of Blogger users, including me, are under a spam attack, but even though the spam emails come to my inbox, Blogger's spam guard is doing a great job of keeping them off the blog.
And therein may lie the OTHER problem--the one that Florence and others have spoken of. I think Blogger may have a new, over-zealous spamblocker. That's why you have to sign out of whatever blog host you're in so you can comment on a Blogger blog.
Which I agree is way more annoying than a word verification, but why have both problems if you don't need to?
This new blog attack/overzealous spamguard may explain why non-US blog readers are often getting shut out. The recent blog/spam attack seems to be coming from abroad.
But that word verification thingy--does nothing to prevent this type of spam. And it does annoy possible commenters.
Thanks for the helpful tips.
Donna V.
p.m.terrell--Thanks so much for coming by, Trish!
Julianne--I'm a little ambivalent about it. It's true that Google can (incorrectly) labels some blogs as spam blogs (we've all seen those...with stolen content and links to pharmaceutical sites, etc.). But you can appeal it if your blog is blacklisted. It's true that Google's Follwer widget won't drive traffic to your site, but Networked Blogs (which is a reader for the Facebook crowd) can definitely do it. For me, the blogroll and widgets build a sense of community that's worth the risk...but boy, will I be mad if Google blacklists me for it!
Anne--You could always add a page to your Blogger blog for a blogroll and one for followers...might help with the loading time issue for readers who have a slow connection. My gut tells me I'd rather develop friendships than hits...although I keep an eye on SEO, too.
ninabadzin.com --Anne's got a great blog--it sounds like you do, too! And...thank you. :)
Anne--Such a good point! I forgot to mention word verification. You're so right--it only keeps out genuine commenters (because it's annoying/slow) and not the bots. Blogger does a pretty good job of eliminating spam anyway...I clean out my spam filter on my blog and I'm amazed at what's in there.
irishoma--You're very welcome! :)
All good points, Elizabeth.
I'm currently working on my backlog of posts. As my current non-updated blog demonstrates, sometimes I hit a brick wall in my creativity...or real life gets in the way - hard. SO...to prevent this in the future, I'm trying to stock up on posts and shift my focus to my writing genre and editing consultation business. It certainly helps to know what you're going to write about in advance!
Thanks for the guest post, Anne, as always!
Good idea about a blogroll on a separate page. I might do that.
I do think that community and friendliness is more important to a writer's blog than SEO stuff. You can't sell books the same way you sell vegematics.
Word Verification people: did you see? Elizabeth agrees with me on those. They do little good and keep away comments. Turn it off through "settings." You may not even know you have it, because occasionally Blogger turns it back on.
So timely! I'm re-working my blog as we speak (figuratively).ReplyDelete
Anne--It's all about community, isn't it?
I've never used word verification and have probably only seen spam make it into my comments 3-4 times in the past couple of years. :)
Amy--Good luck with it!
Great tips! I am trying to handle reaching more of the blogs I follow by Google Reader--I still haven't figured it out. Otherwise, I just forget to visit some awesome blogs!!ReplyDelete
Excellent tips Elizabeth! Although I am guilty of using a light color text over a darker scheme ~ a lot of emphasis on style ~ I try to keep to all of your suggestions. It's just good practice.ReplyDelete
Heather--I find Google reader cumbersome. I prefer my Dashboard, but you're right--then we miss out on a lot of blogs.
PW--you've got some great images on your blog, but it sure would be easer to read with less white on black.
All readers--I have another major pet peeve we haven't mentioned HAVE A COMMENT BUTTON we can find!!! I just spent a good five minutes trying to find the comment button on a blog and finally had to send the blogger an email. WTF? Somebody else had commented, so I know it's possible, but after clicking on every possible spot on the blog, I never found it. The comment button belongs at the bottom of the post. If you blog platform doesn't allow this: make a big announcement and direct people to the secret button. Why have a blog and make it impossible for people to comment???!!
Great post, Elizabeth. I changed some things when I read Anne's 7 points earlier and now I've added more.
I'm so glad you mentioned responding to comments. I've had a few guest bloggers who never answered anything. I tried to respond to the comments but it's not the same since I didn't write the article.
Thanks to both of you for such good advice.
Heather--If you use it for basic blog reading, you're still getting good function from the application (even if you don't learn all the bells and whistles.) You can also put different feeds in different folders, which is a cool feature, I think.
PW.Creighton --Thanks for coming by. :) I think, for me, the light lettering on dark background is because I'm on a computer so much that I have eyestrain (and, maybe, because I'm 40.) Older readers will have an eyestrain issue nearly automatically (and there are lots of middle aged and older blog readers.)
Anne--I've noticed many bloggers now have the comments button on the top of the post...but that always trips me up as a commenter. I'm just not expecting it there, then have to scroll up the page when I'm already at the bottom of the post (since I just finished reading the article!)
Ellis--Exactly. It's so important to have a 2-way conversation when blogging. Some people, though, just don't seem to totally *get* blogging and what sets it apart from having a static site.
Excellent tips and comments! Taking many to heart and will revisit once my high speed internet and new computer are up and running (everything arrives Tuesday so hopefully by the end of next week...with not too much hair loss via pulling on my part)!ReplyDelete
Tressa--I do hope the new computer behaves itself! New technology is good, but not that much fun when you're just learning the new system. They always seem to change a few things for the worse, just to be annoying.
Elizabeth, and all the thoughtful commenters--THANKS! This has been a fantastic post with lots of wonderful visitors.
Thank you so much for an informative and straightforward piece. I totally agree with the comments tip - I hate it when I have left comments on other blogs and the blogger doesnt respond to ANYONES comments. Exactly like talking to a wall!
I'm a writer but I dont blog abt my writing really. I have a parenting/life/try not to go nuts blog which I enjoy updating. I think at the end of the day, your blog should be a joy. (yes i know it gets on my nerves the whole post consistent thing!) BUT I blog because I love it. And its always abuzz when i can connect with others who enjoy their blogs too.
Thanks again.
Tressa--Good luck with your new computer and set-up! :)
Anne--Thanks again for having me!
Lani--Thanks for coming by! And you're right--if there's no interaction, the blog is just as good as dead. You can really tell when someone really enjoys blogging and it's not just a chore!
Congrats on your book release, Elizabeth! These are terrific tips. Every writer considering a blog should read this first!ReplyDelete
Leslie Rose just left this comment, and as I was clicking the "publish" button, the page refreshed and moved the button and deleted it. Grrrr.
Here's her comment: Thanks, Leslie!
Leslie Rose: Thank you, Elizabeth and Anne. You've helped me make a specific to-do list.
Thank you so much for these fantastic tips. I already apply most of them but I shall applying all of them in the future.ReplyDelete
Thank you for some great tips!
Great advice! I find as my eyes get older it is harder to read websites with white writing on black, red etc. Although the color palette may be pretty to the eye, we must be sure to keep in mind the purpose of the website is...for others to be able to read our content.
thanks for the tips!! will follow you :) @crazychickeReplyDelete
A corollary to having great content should be to have great titles. No one is going to click through if your headline writing muscles are limp like spaghetti.ReplyDelete
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The Berne Tri-Weekly Network will present a live webcast of the South Adams at Eastbrook varsity football this Friday night. Pre-game show with Seth Sprunger and Phil Provost will go live at 7:20 p.m. To listen, click on the webcast tab on the black tab bar near the top of the page. Click on the "Launch" button, and when the player appears click the play button.
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Even though my workplace is composed to about 30% immigrants, (UK immigrants) there is still an outright anti-immigration, openly racist attitude.
There is one Indian guy who works there, the rest are white. When they are ranting on about the blacks, they sometimes turn to the Indian guy and say "Of course, Deepak here is different, he's a nice bloke, we're not talking about you Deepak."
Deepak smiles a small, thin-lipped smile as they return to their bigotry.
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(Medial Branch Block; Zygapophysial Joint Injection; Z-Joint Injection)
|Facet Joint Injection
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Reasons for Procedure
Possible Complications
- Tenderness, bruising , or bleeding at the injection site
- Infection
- Worsening of pain
- Dizziness
- Allergic reaction to the medicine used
- Nerve injury
- Muscle weakness
- Headache
- Have had pain for a short time (eg, less than 6 weeks)
- Have not tried other conservative treatment
- Have had success with conservative treatment
- Have allergies to the local anesthetic, x-ray contrast, or medicines being used
- Have a bleeding disorder or take blood thinning medicine
- Have pain that is due to an infection or malignancy
- Uncontrolled high blood pressure or diabetes
- Unstable angina or congestive heart failure
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Prior to Procedure
- Do a physical exam and ask you about your medical history
- Have tests done (eg, x-ray , MRI scan )
- Ask you about any allergies that you may have to the anesthetic, pain medicine, or latex
- Aspirin and other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (eg, ibuprofen, naproxen)
- Blood-thinning drugs, such as warfarin
- Anti-platelet drugs, such as clopidogrel
- Your doctor may ask you to avoid food or drink a few hours before the procedure.
- You will need someone to drive you home after the procedure.
Description of Procedure
- Try another facet joint
- Inject more medicine
- Try an alternative spine injection
Immediately After Procedure
How Long Will It Take?
How Much Will It Hurt?
Post-procedure Care
- You might feel some numbness, weakness, or tingling for a few hours after the injection. Talk to your doctor about any activities that you may need to avoid.
- To reduce soreness, apply ice or a cold pack to the affected area for 15-20 minutes, a few times a day. Wrap the ice in a towel. Do not apply it directly to your skin.
- Take over-the-counter pain medicine as recommended by your doctor. The soreness should go away in a couple of days. Pain may return, though, when the anesthetic medicine wears off. It may take a few days before steroid medicine takes full effect.
- Follow your doctor's instructions on cleaning the injection site.
- Check to see if you should avoid baths, pools, or whirlpools for 48 hours after the injection. Showers are generally safe right after this type of injection.
- Be sure to follow your doctor's instructions.
Call Your Doctor
- Redness, swelling, increasing pain, bleeding, or discharge from the injection site
- Nausea or vomiting
- Severe pain or headache
- Fever or chills
- Loss of bladder or bowel control
- Progressive weakness or numbness
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons http://www.aaos.org/
American Chronic Pain Association http://www.theacpa.org/default.aspx/
The Arthritis Society http://www.arthritis.ca/
Health Canada http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/index%5Fe.html/
Lumbar zygapophysial (facet) joint injections. North American Spine Society website. Available at: http://www.spine.org/Documents/facet%5Fjoint%5F2006.pdf. Accessed March 5, 2012.
Spinal injections. American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons website. Available at: http://orthoinfo.aaos.org/topic.cfm?topic=A00560. Accessed March 19, 2012.
Spinal injections. Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago Spine and Sports Rehabilitation Center website. Available at: http://www.ric.org/conditions/sportsmed/SpinalInjections.aspx. Accessed March 19, 2012.
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A late surge was not enough for Bellmont to overcome a slow start as it fell 47-39 to Bishop Dwenger in varsity girls' basketball Tuesday night in Decatur.
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