A patient came in expecting surgery for severe pain but tried a non-surgical procedure instead. Two weeks later, they could descend stairs without holding the rail and kept improving from there.
About a year ago.
About two weeks.
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.
Yes, 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 without holding onto the rail because I wasn't for sure my knees weren't going to give out. And it just. It got progressively better after that.
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