Hello, and thank you for your question. It's important to note that we are a medical device company, and we are not qualified to provide medical advice. We strongly recommend consulting with your healthcare provider for personalized medical guidance. Wishing you all the benefits of your treatment for a speedy recovery!

Hallo sir now how are you I have same knee problem please help me

Update?

Result please

@@shameemkauser3009 the first 2 days after the injection was terrible. I walked out the clinic on crutches because of the pain. I was prescribed tramadol. But after I gradually got better, Im able to walk without pain but doctor recommends I stay in a straight leg brace until Im fully healed. I’ve been doing physical therapy to strengthen the muscles in my leg.

Results?

What’s the results if you don’t mind me asking, I’m doing this soon and pretty nervous it won’t work

@@amyrivas5096 my knee feels way better than it did before, still some minor aches when I do certain things. Im still doing rehab, Im not yet ready to get back to my normal activities, but at least im able to walk.

Hi @diamonddx95. Although both are used for regenerative medicine, they are not the same thing. Here's a great article describing each and their uses www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6306612/

@@clariusmhealth thank you!

Hello @majeedahmed46, thanks for your comment. As a medical device manufacturer, we can't provide specific medical advice. It's best to consult your healthcare provider for personalized guidance on exercises, walking routines, and supplements for your knee post-plasma treatment. Wishing you a smooth recovery!

THANK YOU@@clariusmhealth

I'm not a professional either and please do not take this advice, it's just my personal experience, which can maybe help comfort you that there is a solution. Please contact a doctor for professional advice. I've been advised to do exercises that strengthen the tendons and workouts with light weights, to gain muscle. The more muscle you have and the stronger your ligaments are, the less pressure is going to be put on your joints = less pain. I have taken supplements, which DO work up to a certain point, but it's not going to replace a healthy workout and the food which can give you the right nutrients. Also, my last ortho doctor said that walking is fine, as long as it doesn't hurt.

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It does

Just got it done Monday. This is my second time and it hurts worse than the first time. Good luck

I had it, it doesn't work, use cortisone, etliest it helps the pain 3-6 months. Funny how they came up with fakedemic shot in few months but can't help fix the knee. Had surgery also, no help either

@@MarioLivajaprp is better than cortisone, as it doesnt deteriorate your knee

I am allergic to steroids and many other Rx s.

Thanks for your comment and sorry to hear about the pain you're experiencing. As a medical device manufacturer, we can't provide specific medical advice, nor can we comment on pricing for specific treatments. It's best to consult your healthcare provider for personalized guidance regarding PRP injections. Good luck to you!

Polite way of saying if you have to ask, you can't afford it! Remember, if it sounds to good to be true, IT IS STUPID1111@@clariusmhealth

How did you do right after procedure. I am driving myself 1.5 hr to procedure on both knees and driving back afterwards 😢 I am not sure I want to go through with this.

@@sylvieduvet8026i just had it on my right knee right elbow and right HR shoulder it’s been two days I literally don’t feel anything besides the shot for the knee. Had it done with ultrasound if that makes a difference