Original Medicare is comprised of Part A and Part B. Part A may cover epidural steroid injections when you’re hospitalized, while Part B may cover these as an outpatient procedure.

Medicare may cover epidural steroid injections for pain management when the pain is severe, caused by specific conditions, and lasts over 4 weeks despite other treatment.

Epidural steroid injections can come with certain side effects such as fever, insomnia, or anxiety. There is also a chance of more serious complications, such as nerve damage or infection.

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