Intra-articular Hyaluronic Acid Injection
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- čas přidán 2. 03. 2023
- Watch this 3-minute video to see how Dr. Hirahara uses ultrasound to guide treatment in his patient with degenerative joint disease in the knee. He locates an effusion, then performs an injection of hyaluronic acid into the effusion to provide lubricant and pain relief to the knee.
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Got the HA injection today, (6-28-2024) Three cc lidocaine and 6cc synvisc one. I forgot to ask the Dr, how long till I can play golf again? A week? Two weeks?
Is it needle always put in the outside of the knee entry point. I had hyaluronic injection in my right knee. Two injections and they did NOT use ultrasound. And it was so painful for 5 days. It was like being tortured, brutal. I'm just wondering if it can be super painful if they don't get it in the right place? I'd like to try the procedure again but with ultrasound guidance. I have arthritis in my right knee and a torn medial meniscus. arthroscopic surgery made knee worse, according to the MRI. And of course my doctor said we can do another surgery. I'm just thinking, if one surgery made my knee worse than before the surgery, why the hell would I do another surgery!!! That's why I'm now searching videos . So I can see different opinions on this injection procedure. Thank you for posting your video❤
Yes, me too. Excruciatingly injection after meniscus surgery. No help, no anesthesia and no ultrasound.
@@wandadevers9598 Thanks for sharing
I just recently got another one from my doctor's nurse practitioner assistant. My knee didn't hurt that much this time at all. So
I think it does have something to do with placing it just right. I did ask her about ultrasound and she said no we don't use it because it's just a way for doctors to get more money from the insurance company. Good luck getting your knee fixed . There's nothing worse than having really bad knee pain it's so damn annoying & irritating😡
I also had hyaluronic acid injection without ultrasound it so much pain for 7 day's ended up in A&E hospital on a drip for 13 hours they took a sample of fluid from my knee and the hyaluronic caused Pseudogout .
I asked my doctor about not him not using and he said, some do, but helps to find spot, but this was just for my knees
I knew it , the assistant of my doctor did it wrong. He did it with no ultrasound and on top of my knee .. didn’t remove no pain at all.
Sir can you please drop down details which probe are you using?
Dr. Hirahara uses the L15 linear scanner. Here's a link to our scanners - you can find more details. clarius.com/scanners/
Is that a permanent treatment or you need to "refill" acid once in a while?
Need a to be reinjected every few months, and it is not even effective. No pain relief (maybe a little but that could be just placebo) and it is definitely not regenerating the cartilage, so it is not healing you. Don't waste your time with this.