User Reviews for Sodium hyaluronate

Euflexxa (sodium hyaluronate): Received my first injection in my "worse" knee this morning...after initial pain of injection, within a few hours, there was noticeable relief of pain, so much so that climbing stairs was a breeze - for that leg, anyway. Can't wait to finish the cycle (total of 3 injections) and then have the "better" knee treated, too.

Supartz (sodium hyaluronate): I am able to take a walk now without knee pain during or after my 30 minute walk.

Euflexxa (sodium hyaluronate): I received all three injections in my right knee. I am able to walk long distances without my knee swelling. I am truly happy with the product

Euflexxa (sodium hyaluronate): After no improvement in pain from cortisone shot, I started the series of three shots 6 weeks ago and not only do I not show any improvement, my knee actually hurts more. Will have to go back to the doctor to see what is going on.

Euflexxa (sodium hyaluronate): With most joint fluid replacement plans, you have to wait. MD's should be telling you to get the full series, keep your range of motion good. Don't make a decision about effectiveness until you COMPLETE the series, then wait 6-8 weeks. Be weary of the reviews of those who indicate relief after one shot.

Euflexxa (sodium hyaluronate): I have completed my second shot on Tuesday and will be getting my 3rd shot this Tuesday, and have not had any relief in either knee. Both knees seem exactly the same as before I had the shots. Over the past 3 years I have had about 3 cortisone shots in each knee every year. That gave immediate relief, although only a temporary fix. I am hoping after Tuesday, I'll get some relief. The doctor told me to be patient for an additional SIX weeks.

Supartz (sodium hyaluronate): I was taking Vicodin during the day and Oxycodone to sleep at night because of the severe pain I was in with osteoarthritis. After a series of 5 shots in each knee, I have experienced complete relief for 2 years. Just recently I have started feeling the beginnings of some joint pain and am scheduled to begin the series of shots today. I'm hoping this round is as successful as the last.

Euflexxa (sodium hyaluronate): Had my first shots in each knee last Thursday...immediately after the doctor had me hold ice on my knees before I left the office...when home, within a few hours I noticed a huge difference in both knees. Getting up and down from a sitting position is painless now. The injections weren't horrible. I am wondering if the second and third shots get easier?

Euflexxa (sodium hyaluronate): I have had 2 injections and I received relief after the first injection. I HATE needles but the shots are well worth the discomfort of the injections. I will be getting my 3rd next week. I wish I had done this earlier; it would've saved me a lot of pain and pill taking....

Euflexxa (sodium hyaluronate): I had basketball accidents in my teens. After 35 I have lots of problem, and lots of pain I do not believe in miracles but this injection make my life less painful and over 2 years I do not have any problem what so ever. Thank you.

Euflexxa (sodium hyaluronate): Used Euflexxa and it lasted 2 years. I am now taking the injections again. A life saver!

Euflexxa (sodium hyaluronate): I have had all three shots. I found out that my knee hurts worse than it did before getting the shots.

Euflexxa (sodium hyaluronate): I received my 1st Euflexxa injection today in my right knee. I'm only 30 but have had knee problems since I was 9. I'm now bone on bone in that knee, and my left isn't far behind. I can't have my Fulkerson until the last shot 6 weeks, so it's either do the shots or live with my pain. I must say, this 1st shot has left me in a world of hurt. The shot itself was pain-free (having used ethyl chloride numbing spray) and I walked out perfectly fine. Here it is, 8 hours later and my knee hurts worse than it has in a while. I hope after I hit that 2 day mark it will get better. Only time will tell though. I just wish they'd tell you the '48 hour pain' could be this severe.

Euflexxa (sodium hyaluronate): Immediate difference after the first shot - what a relief! Subtle differences after shots 2 and 3. Got my 6 month booster and was relatively pain free for 1 full year. Doctor said I was a good candidate for Euflexxa because the arthritic damage was not too severe yet. Time to get another booster.

Euflexxa (sodium hyaluronate): I didn't notice any change until 2 weeks after the 3rd injection. I can do front leg raises at the gym and jog lightly with less discomfort. Hopefully it will continue to improve.

sodium hyaluronate: After several years of knee pain I was finally at the point where my activities where being determined more by my knee than by my interests. Stairs were a big problem as well as simple things like gardening. I recently received a series of 5 injections and am amazed at the results. I just got back from a vacation in the Smokey Mountains where I hiked and went horseback riding totally pain free.

Euflexxa (sodium hyaluronate): I just had the 3rd injection in both knees. Noticed a slight decrease in pain after the first one and no real difference after the second. I have bone rubbing on bone on the inside of my knees. Walking more than 50 yards without resting my knees is agony but I can bike ride without much pain at all so I take a spinning class twice a week for exercise. I would like to be able to walk again without severe pain my dog is getting fat as am I. I really pray for a decrease in pain in the next 6 weeks.

Euflexxa (sodium hyaluronate): I have had for forty years and have primarily used exercise to combat damage to knee. It has gotten worse over that past year as I approach 60. I was offered different treatments because this one had least amount of side effects. I was very impressed the relief to pain and the general feeling in the joint. I am sold and plan to monitor how long the relief lasts. For now I would recommend it to my friends.

Supartz (sodium hyaluronate): I get Supartz injections in my osteoarthritis ankle at lease every 5 to 6 months. It is truly a miracle. I have 99.9% relief. I just wish the insurance would cover the injection. They wont cover it because they state the ankle is not a major joint!?

Euflexxa (sodium hyaluronate): I recieved my second injection of Euflexxa today. After the first one no relief the doctor said alot of people don't feel relief after the first one but after the second maybe. He said that a month after the third injection if no relief then it did not take. The medication has a 50-50 chance. If this doesn't take then I am looking at a knee replacement. So we will see.

Euflexxa (sodium hyaluronate): I am in the middle of my second course of Euflexxa. I had it six months ago, and the pain relief was significant. One thing to note is that your doctor should place the injection exactly where your arthritis is. No improvement could mean he or she is not doing the injection in the right place. Another thing to note is that your activity tolerance in the first 48 hours after a Euflexxa shot can vary tremendously. I think most doctors use local anesthetic, and last shot I "felt fine" and was walking around and using short flights of stairs too much, resulting in severe pain that night (Percocet needed) and still a lot of pain the next day. The third day I was fine though. Today I got a shot and I am taking it easy to avoid pain.

sodium hyaluronate: After going through unbearable pain for so long ...after my first injection of 3 injections total, it was immediate relief of all pain, a miracle. It has been 2 1/2 years and still no pain or limitations. My right knee is now beginning to have pain also and I am getting my first injection of 3 total injections next week in that knee. This has been a miracle for me.

sodium hyaluronate: I am 65 with osteoarthritis in both knees. I received my second injection in my left knee today. There has been a very noticeable improvement in my joint pain...almost gone. I cannot wait to get the right knee done!

Euflexxa (sodium hyaluronate): My doctor recommended Euflexxa in a severely arthritic left knee after 18 months of cortisone shots. The cortisone worked very well but there were concerns about using it "long term". I had the 3 rounds of shots, with the last round 5 weeks ago. I have more pain now than before the shots. I am woken more at night with pain, and have more constant pain throughout the day. The only benefit from the Euflexxa is a mild increased tolerance for kneeling.

Euflexxa (sodium hyaluronate): Great.