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Share results of PRP knee injection therapy.

Bones, Joints & Muscles | Last Active: Apr 4 8:12am | Replies (45)
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@heyjoe415

Thanks for sending this. I've had my knees replaced, fortunately, and they are doing great! Now I am having shoulder pain and getting cortisone shots. These help a little, but I've never had a negative reaction to a cortisone shot.

PRP and HA sound interesting, but they're still band aids IMO. When I have some time, I'll get a TSR. The technology and technique have advanced far and these replacements work IF the patient puts in the required effort as well.

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windyshores | @windyshores | Mar 24 7:38am

For my kid, PRP has lasted 8 years and she is pursuing a second one.

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gardeningjunkie | @gardeningjunkie | Mar 24 12:46pm

To Angie P
PRP- Platelet Rich Plasma- internet has good explanation.
I also just saw an add on TV for Iovera a freezing substance injected in the knee to kill the nerve messaging the brain about pain for up to 3 months.
I just started another discussion on Iovera for knee pain. I hope to learn more from other bloggers.

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