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Is there any hope is SI joint pain will improve?
Bones, Joints & Muscles | Last Active: Oct 24 5:24am | Replies (58)Comment receiving replies
@joelhoward1092 Wow, that's such enlightening info you gave about LinQ! It reminds me of Sonovein, compared to the current primitive procedures for severe varicose which i suffer. Other high-tech examples are CMR vs. old-fashioned stress-tests, or video-capsule vs. endoscopy.
What I want most of all is for MSC (mesenchymal stem cell) therapy to become affordably permitted in the U.S., along with quantum-physics based diagnostics.
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@jally I completely agree! I will say that this procedure has not helped me much. You have undoubtedly faced the difficulties in determining what is really the pain generator. The day I received my diagnostic injection, I was having a low pain day anyway. So, I was only at maybe a 3/10 anyway and the lidocaine brought it down to a 1 or 2. That, coupled with the fact that I really believed my SI Joints were the issue, led me to go forward with the procedure. Unfortunately I have not gotten much relief. In fact, I believe that getting this procedure has caused me to have additional pain in my hips/knees, but I can’t say that for sure. My advice to anyone considering this procedure is to just make sure that the SI Joints are the problem.
I am strongly considering stem cells, but not in the US. The thought of going to Mexico or Panama or wherever is a bit concerning though.