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RAB910

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1. I assume you are talking about hyaluronan injections

Reply to haele (Original post)

Thu Feb 11, 2021, 05:04 PM

Feb 2021

I have had them twice in my life and they worked wonders.

Mine lasted more than a year (multiple years actually). Although it helps if you take that time to strengthen the knee, lose weight (if needed), and do stretches to keep the muscles from getting too tight

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Silicon knee injections - upside, in six weeks, might be able to walk fairly normally again... [View all] haele Feb 2021 OP

I assume you are talking about hyaluronan injections RAB910 Feb 2021 #1

Yes, that is what they are... haele Feb 2021 #2

I go to an orthopedic who only does knees and hips. He has a dietician RAB910 Feb 2021 #6

Synvisc wonderful stuff Thekaspervote Feb 2021 #3

Hey! TexasLefty29 Feb 2021 #4

Sounds like your knee cap isn't tracking properly RAB910 Feb 2021 #7

My issue is osteoarthritis in both knees. After 20 years in the Navy and 20 in the shipyards. haele Feb 2021 #8

Had it done five years ago snowybirdie Feb 2021 #5

Keep me informed! Evergreen Emerald Feb 2021 #9

I was driving in one month after my first knee replacement Kali Feb 2021 #10

Best cold pack is self made csziggy Feb 2021 #11

I concur about the utility of cold packs following knee surgery. Grammy23 Feb 2021 #12

They used the cold machine on my knees for the meniscus removal csziggy Feb 2021 #13