Hyrialonic Acid Injections and Pain? Doctor Answers, Tips
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Hyrialonic Acid Injections and Pain?

Hi, I got a hyrialonic acid injection in my cheeks and on one cheek I have had alot of unbearable nerve pain in my ear and teeth but no numbness, my dr said its probably a small have aroma resting near the nerve in the cheek, I am on antinflamatories and pain killers do you think this is enough and could the pain be permanent once I stop the meds?

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1 Doctor Answer | Asked by Silly billy
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Hyaluronic Acid Injections

Although it is impossible to say what is going on without an examination, this is an atypical post-injection history and requires further investigation. This may represent a peri-injection hematoma, seroma, or infection. Pain in your ear is not likely to be related, although it can be associated with TMJ, or another source of referred pain.
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