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Short YouTube commentary by Dr. Joshua John-Ram Schacter comparing recovery timelines: he states knee replacements can take about two to five years to reach their final improvement, patients are often upset for about six weeks to three months post-op, and that stem cell or PRP injections have very little downtime.

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About two to five years.

About six weeks to three months.

They have very little downtime.

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