The injection was painful?

Do you have any updates? Did it help you. I'm contemplating getting this done for my knee pain.

I can see it's causing the guy a lot of pain! How awful!

No pain at all, going once a year to get those injection

Can you post when you get it please I’m scheduled to get my first one next Tuesday

@@Cottonthefurry How did yours go? I'm waiting for insurance approval. Had a cortisone shot and that has helped.

Feeling better?

This is my story, too.

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Same for me too 😢

@thomasjones, Where did you get your THC oil? I am not finding anything online. Thanks for any help you can offer.

@@rootcanal7188 It was $38 and that was one year ago here in Abbotsford BC Canada. It is very hard to find now.

@@thomasjones9394 Thank you for the reply. Yes, it is easy to find roll-on CBD oil, but almost impossible to find the THC oil. I have seen some recipes online where you bake the marijuana in an oven, then convert it into a liquid. The smell may have the cops knocking on your door, however.

I think you must try and research about nSTRIDE🤔.It seems promising and lasts for about 3 years which reduces swellings,infections and redness of the knee also.

Oh no, I am from Vietnam, and I work at the clinic which always use ultrasound when doing this.

We do that 10-20 times everyday

So what, a good technique is important, ultrasound is just adjuvant, not a necessity

My Drs Always Always use this. .I woulmt allow them to touch me without it...I'm surprised.

After having the injection how sore or stiff are you?

Not sore at all knees work more smootly

I just had both knees done yesterday.

@@eddiebartlett5972 Had my right knee done. First time. How about you?

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Hi Barbara - As a medical device manufacturer, we can't provide specific medical advice. It's best to consult your healthcare provider for personalized guidance regarding your knee pain. Wishing you all the best!

Dr. Brereton is located in Cranbrook, BC, Canada. Clarius Ultrasound headquarters is in Vancouver, BC, Canada. clarius.com/

Hi leahkena - it's Shelley from Clarius. You questions are very clinical, I'm afraid I don't have the answers, but perhaps you could reach out to Dr. Brereton directly?

Good question!!! I would love to know this answer

To inject into blood the needle tip would have to be within a blood vessel which using the landmark guided technique is highly unlikely because 1. There are no major vessels in that area and 2. Before injecting you always draw back on the needle and if you see blood you do not proceed. Using an USS technique injection into a blood vessel would be almost impossible due to reasons above, but also as you can visualise blood vesss in real time. Re bone on bone arthritis you can use it but less likely to give a prolonged benefit if any. In such cases knee replacement surgery is the only real definitive treatment..

Yes I get my gel shots starting on March 25 😊

Then comes surgery in 3 years from now. 😢😮

I agree. You can tell it causes the guy a lot of pain.

Hi Joes5402 - thanks for your comment. I believe the idea is that when ultrasound is used to guide the injection, the injector can watch where the needle is and watch the injection happen to confirm accurate placement. Ultrasound is amazing for this, and more and more specialists are turning to ultrasound (some are even regulated) to use ultrasound when performing interventions.

I have had the Injection 3 weeks ago with no Improvement @@clariusmhealth

I know , so do I , my knee is hudge since Durolane. I have seen 2 orthopedists 1 rheumatologist! 3 urgent care! I am going crazy since Durolane injection I can’t walk without been afraid to fall! My procedure was remove fluid and inject cortisone and Durolane.

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