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Bones, Joints & Muscles | Last Active: Jul 5, 2024 | Replies (301)Comment receiving replies
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WHERE are u located.? Seems like a good deal.
Dr. ? McClish
Are additional PRP's extra $?
Why do u think no relief?
Where was it done?
Did cells come from fat or bone?
Tell us too much info please.
To all: What kind of politicians can we appeal to re getting cells paid for by insurance?
Politicians: who in particular?
my cells came from drilling into the hip and then it was mixed for 3-4 hours with my blood and injected into the knee.
my back was done with blood from arm and then injected into the back to stimulate the stem cells. it worked. 2 years later and no back pain nor an operation.
yes, i had the additional injection and it costs u money. But it has worked. Pick your poison i say.
Do you think the politicians really care? Look at the mess we have with the ACA. I am not sure if the feds have to approve stem cell procedures? I bet there is a lot of politics in getting it approved. If i am in the replacement business would i want it to be approved?
Was there any talk of fat cells versus bone?
It was all included in the stem cell procedure for $4700. Knee and shoulder (will do 2 joints at same time) stem cell procedure with 4 PRP shots in each to help the stem cells. Dr. McClish has been doing this for over 4 years with great success.