AngelDisney
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I have had Synvisc injections in my knees several times. Never had an issue. The doctor okayed me to go right back to work however one of the other women I worked with had them and said her doctor told her to keep her knee elevated for a few days. She was a lazy sort who was always looking for ways to stay home so I never questioned my doctors okay to go straight back. I did do a Disney trip a month after an injection once and didn't have any issues then either.O/T Off Topic
I have a Dr appointment tomorrow,,consult to see about having something injected into my right knee.
I believe it is a cortisone shot and was wondering your opinion --my trip to Disney is in 7 days,,while I was hoping this would help with my mobility I have never had this kind of shot so am I taking a TOO big of a risk here doing this so close to my trip? I am unable to be overly objective with this as the mere thought of a needle into my knee has me a bit scared.
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Mel
I have had Synvisc injections in my knees several times. Never had an issue. The doctor okayed me to go right back to work however one of the other women I worked with had them and said her doctor told her to keep her knee elevated for a few days. She was a lazy sort who was always looking for ways to stay home so I never questioned my doctors okay to go straight back. I did do a Disney trip a month after an injection once and didn't have any issues then either.
Not sure about cortisone though. Synvisc always did the trick for me. I will tell you, I had to look away when she was doing the actual injection. Weak stomach here. Hope all goes well.
I did the same thing, for the first time in November, prior to my December Disney trip. My doctor was awesome and there was no discomfort whatsoever. I had nothing to do (no elevating, resting etc), other than get the shot. I drove myself home. Sadly, the cortisone did absolutely nothing for me. I was very disappointed. I'm going to make another appointment to see what the next level up is. She did tell me, but I forgot the name of the shot. And, I will have to pay for it (cortisone is covered by the government, the other is not).O/T Off Topic
I have a Dr appointment tomorrow,,consult to see about having something injected into my right knee.
I believe it is a cortisone shot and was wondering your opinion --my trip to Disney is in 7 days,,while I was hoping this would help with my mobility I have never had this kind of shot so am I taking a TOO big of a risk here doing this so close to my trip? I am unable to be overly objective with this as the mere thought of a needle into my knee has me a bit scared.
Thanks
Hugs
Mel
The Synvisc that I had for my injections was not covered, was fairly expensive but my work drug plan covered a lot of it. It worked for my issues and no down time.I did the same thing, for the first time in November, prior to my December Disney trip. My doctor was awesome and there was no discomfort whatsoever. I had nothing to do (no elevating, resting etc), other than get the shot. I drove myself home. Sadly, the cortisone did absolutely nothing for me. I was very disappointed. I'm going to make another appointment to see what the next level up is. She did tell me, but I forgot the name of the shot. And, I will have to pay for it (cortisone is covered by the government, the other is not).
I was totally dreading the Disney trip, but we went with the plan of going slow, and I used my cane for support at all times in the Parks. Very necessary to keep the weight off that one knee, and to support the "stronger knee". In the end, we enjoyed ourselves by not having huge expectations on ourselves, resting and people watching a lot. I did all the big rides and the small ones that I wanted...and then some, so, all in all, a fun and successful trip.
Hi DebI did the same thing, for the first time in November, prior to my December Disney trip. My doctor was awesome and there was no discomfort whatsoever. I had nothing to do (no elevating, resting etc), other than get the shot. I drove myself home. Sadly, the cortisone did absolutely nothing for me. I was very disappointed. I'm going to make another appointment to see what the next level up is. She did tell me, but I forgot the name of the shot. And, I will have to pay for it (cortisone is covered by the government, the other is not).
I was totally dreading the Disney trip, but we went with the plan of going slow, and I used my cane for support at all times in the Parks. Very necessary to keep the weight off that one knee, and to support the "stronger knee". In the end, we enjoyed ourselves by not having huge expectations on ourselves, resting and people watching a lot. I did all the big rides and the small ones that I wanted...and then some, so, all in all, a fun and successful trip.
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