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Has anyone had an hyaluronic acid injection for helping with pain and movement in a joint that has osteoarthritis.
I’m booked in to go private for this injection 5/11.
I’m hoping it will help 🙏🏼 as my right shoulder is so sore and I’m finding it difficult doing physio.
I have moderate OA in this shoulder, tendonosis and a downward slopping spur..
Any thoughts or advice appreciated.
TIA
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@A MyFibroTeam Member
I looked this up, but have not tried it. One treatment should last for 6 months. Avoid if you have an infection or rash in the area being treated. It is safe for multiple treatments if needed. It sounds promising. If my insurance covers it I will try it. It is supposed to be way better than steroid injections.
Bless you thank you I’m feeling pretty good today ladies!!! No pain in that shoulder I have done my physio slight twinge when i elevated my arm up high but I can do the physio no problem why oh why didn’t I see that add before . I was just scrolling looking for physio near me and read what injections they do and this came up it was well worth paying for it 🙏🏼
She does acupuncture too which I’ll most likely get later on.
I’m not sure in the lymphatic drainage it’s sounds like it can make you feel funny after ??
Has AYNONE had it done for fibromyalgia?
Love to you all 😘
Hope it feel better asap lovely @A MyFibroTeam Member 💖 🌷 🌹 ✨ 🙏🏼
Sounds interesting! I really hope you find this will ease your pain 🙏good luck 💗
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