← Return to PRP injections for a torn and degenerative meniscus in left knee at 50

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@jenatsky

Why are you trying to not have surgery when most folks do very well after knee replacement? If you choose to wait and try alternative methods it’s your call and it’s a crap shoot.
I injured my knee at 17 and had open surgery for torn meniscus. Twenty-five years later I had both knees scoped and had 75% bone on bone. But I’ve always been a walker and stair climber from a young age and as a nurse I was always on my feet. Now at 72 my knees are great. For some reason I’ve not encountered any problems and I walk two miles daily.

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I haven't even got to the point of thinking about getting my knee replaced yet. I walk several miles per day, hike in the mountains Trout fishing several times a year, shed hunt, frequent the BWCA, etc... Had my right knee scoped 2x. Keeping my options open. Wondering if it came to knee replacement, could I do what I'm doing currently