Trigger Point Injections for Shortstop, Toasted Skin Syndrome

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Doc John Gilmore

"Shortstop" checks in with continued low back pain. It turns out that she suffered a traumatic fall down a brick staircase 9 years earlier. "Shortstop" uses a heating pad daily for pain relief.

Unfortunately, "Shortstop" has developed erythema ab igne or Toasted Skin Syndrome from repeated heating pad exposure. We believe this change to her skin is permanent.

So, to help our patient we are going to perform some trigger point injections and re-evaluate the original injury to her coccyx. We are also going to try a topical anti-inflammatory product and a muscle relaxer.

Also, a big thank-you to "Shortstop" for allowing us to video and share her procedure.

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