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Joint Injections: Are They Worth the Risk?
Adverse outcomes hastening joint replacement have raised concerns

A recent retrospective study of 70 patients with hip OA found that 44% of patients who were given injections of triamcinolone with ropivacaine had radiographic progression and 17% experienced collapse of the articular surface.

"Thus, there is a growing body of evidence to suggest that intra-articular corticosteroid injection can accelerate the progression of joint degeneration," Kijowski observed.

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Joint Injections: Are They Worth the Risk? Adverse outcomes hastening joint replacement have raised concerns

Knee Surgery: The Real and Hidden Costs

"But My Insurance Covers Knee Surgery" - THINK AGAIN!
Well, that's partially true.

But here's the part that isn't: When you factor in your copay and additional expenses such as rehab and medication, your out-of-pocket expenses are huge.

Cost of Knee Surgery

-> $6.000 - $8,000 - Endoscopic Surgery
(Based on a 20% copay)
Actual cost of copay: $10,000
Cost of Rehab: $1,000
Cost of Medication: $500
Total cost out-of-pocket: $11,500
Additional Costs can include:
- Physical Therapy
- Medication & Hospital Charges
- Lost Wages
- Post Surgical Complications including infection

If you are considering Knee Surgery, think again. The costs associated are enormous. We recommend trying a Non-surgical, SAFER and MUCH LESS EXPENSIVE approach -Laser Therapy.

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