Consult a healthcare provider if you experience:

• If you experience persistent pain that doesn't improve with medications or physical therapy.
• If you have limited mobility or difficulty sleeping due to chronic pain.
• If pain interrupts your daily life despite using conservative treatments.

 Do’s:

• Rest for a day or two as instructed.
• Use ice packs on the treatment site if there’s mild swelling.
• Take prescribed medications to manage any post-procedure pain.

 Don’ts:

• Avoid strenuous activity, heavy lifting, or exercise for several days.
• Refrain from soaking in baths or pools until the insertion site is healed.
• Avoid smoking or consuming alcohol to support recovery.

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