Sandy had severe knee pain that she thought meant surgery until procedures at Pinnacle helped. Two weeks later she could use stairs without fear. After a setback in her right knee, a repeat procedure left her feeling considerably better within three to five days.
August 2, 2024
Sandy (patient)
About one year ago
About two weeks after
About three to five days after
I could tell that there was a difference. I could do things that I wasn't able to do before. Sandy, tell us a little bit about your experience with our procedures here at Pinnacle and what your pain was like before we started a year ago. Well, when I came here a year ago, I thought I was fixing to have to have surgery because I couldn't take the pain anymore, and I felt like that's probably my only option. And then when we started this, certainly about two weeks after I had it done, I could tell that there was a difference. I could do things that I wasn't able to do before, like go down the stairs, that hold it onto the rail because I wasn't sure my knees weren't going to give out. And it just. It got progressively better after that. And then I started working out, and that also helped. And I recently, just in the past month or so, had a setback with my right knee. Not exactly sure where it even came from, but came back in and we did it again. I would say about three to five days after that, I started feeling considerably better.
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