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Somalu333
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Did it help....does it have things in it we can't take ,like steroids..

I thought it was just a gel. ANYBODY

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Are you asking about the synvisc? I believe it does not help with people who have bone on bone knee conditions. But some may find it helpful. Here is a link to some of your questions: http://www.synviscone.com/what-is-synvisc-one.aspx

It is not a steroid.

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It depends on what you are diagnosed with. But, yes - Synvisc, Euflexxa, etc can definitely help. As KGG mentions, it won't do much good if you are already bone on bone and its time for a knee replacement, but I know it makes a difference for a lot of people.

Sometimes the ortho will also want to inject a steroid along with the synvisc so you might want to ask about that. But, in my experience, you can get one without the other.

Hope you can find some relief!

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