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Knee injections: Synvisc experience and reviews?

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Karen Garcia32 Karen Garcia32 NewcomerOP
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joined Jun 2011
#1 ·
Has anyone actually tried this specific hyaluronic acid solution, or maybe a different one, for degenerative knee issues?
My dad just went through knee surgery, and the doctors recommended either this brand or Synocrom Forte. I’m looking for some real-world feedback—which one actually works better? He’s already dealt with multiple ligament and meniscus surgeries, and at this point, his cartilage is basically non-existent. They’re claiming these injections can help regenerate what's left.
Any advice would be a lifesaver! 🙂
Taylor Edwards80 Taylor Edwards80 Member
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joined Mar 2019
#2 ·
It won’t regrow the cartilage, but some post-op "lubrication" might help ease the symptoms... though, nobody knows for certain..

He’d likely need to wait a bit after the surgery before getting an injection.. how long exactly 🤷

If it were a miracle cure, it certainly wouldn't be such a mystery..
Karen Garcia32 Karen Garcia32 NewcomerOP
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#3 ·
Taylor Edwards80 said:It isn't going to regrow his cartilage, but using it as "lubrication" after surgery might help ease some of the symptoms... though, let's be honest, nobody knows for certain how effective it actually is.

He probably needs to wait a certain amount of time after the surgery before getting an injection... how long exactly? 🤷

If this were some kind of miracle cure, we wouldn't even be having this conversation, right?

That’s exactly what I was thinking too. It feels off because if the doctor thought it was a good idea, he would have just injected it immediately, especially since the surgery was only a few days ago. I really think they should let some time pass first...
Thanks so much for the advice 🙂
Taylor Edwards80 Taylor Edwards80 Member
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joined Mar 2019
#4 ·
Look, I’m no doctor and I’m definitely not handing out medical advice... I just know those shots are more or less experimental and can cause side effects sometimes. Maybe the physician has a solid reason for wanting them administered right away—you should probably just ask him...

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