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Posted by 79inpa (Member # 36019) on :
 
I have been posting about having knee pain even though I am off of treatment. I think that part of the pain may be that I worked to hard with a swollen knee because I was trying to get insurance and the only job that offered insurance in my area was one working for an oil and gas company lifting heavy stuff.

I was thinking about trying platelate rich plasma therapy. Has anyone tried it?
 
Posted by aperture (Member # 34822) on :
 
My husband gets it injected in his torn Achilles tendon in 2 days. He has Lyme and both tendons have tiny tears that haven't healed in 4 months.
 
Posted by Carol in PA (Member # 5338) on :
 
Hyaluronic Acid
http://www.iherb.com/Now-Foods-Hyaluronic-Acid-Double-Strength-100-mg-60-Vcaps/8227?at=0


Look at the reviews to see what other people think of it, and you can look at other brands of it too.
http://www.iherb.com/Hyaluronic-Acid


Key Benefits of Hyaluronic Acid Supplementation
http://www.rejuvenation-science.com/hylauronic-acid.html
 
Posted by Carol in PA (Member # 5338) on :
 
More than five years ago I treated my painful knee using magnetic pulse therapy.
It hurt all the time and especially when I was doing steps.

I bought a SOTA Magnetic Pulser.
http://www.sota.com/magnetic-pulser.html
http://altered-states.net/barry/newsletter495/pmft.htm

I did one or two twenty minute sessions per day, and after a couple weeks I slacked off.
My knee was feeling better, and I'd forget to treat it, haha.

There is a yahoo group you can join to find out more about this therapy.


I wish I had known about hyaluronic acid, as it would have been much less expensive.

If you want to buy a Magnetic Pulser, you can google for a discount code.
Also, there are vendors on eBay.com and at Amazon.com.
 
Posted by hammer (Member # 17201) on :
 
I had PRP with some pretty intense oral surgery and it was amazing. I had very little pain and a quick recovery.

I am planning to have prolotherapy with PRP in the next month on a knee that has very little cartilage left. It needs replacing, but I am trying to buy some time.

It isn't supposed to help the bone, but reportedly will help with soft tissue.
 


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