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Anybody hear of Wharton's Jelly?
Bones, Joints & Muscles | Last Active: Jan 15 1:06pm | Replies (22)Comment receiving replies
OK, I've been doing some research on the product, and the ad here (Fort Lauderdale) says it is covered by Medicare, which makesme think it's ok. But after reading the above posts, I get scared. I'm scared of everything anyway. Yet I'm working on getting my pressure down so that I can have a hip operation, followed by a knee operation. Not looking forward to it, but hoping my pain level goes down once I get the operations. So thanks.
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I had both hips replaced a year and a day between the two. Made life bearable. Now my left knee is begging for relief. I am 73 and had polio as an infant. Totally paralyzed from it. The pain in the knee keeps me too sedentary and the older we get the more risk anesthesia causes brain fog which may not go away. Have your surgeries from a competent surgeon and spare yourself pain, worry, and immobility. Best to you. Would be skeptical about whartons jelly if I had seen the ad.