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Some cartilage loss, enough to make me limp a little. There was still a fair amount of cartilage there and a good space between the bones for it to fill in. From what they've told me if you're down to bone-on-bone then PRP won't help. It would definitely help a torn meniscus - I'd get it done for that in a heartbeat!

Btw, all those older celebs and athletes you see who seem to move so well despite advanced age? Yep: PRP. They've been getting it done in many of their joints for decades. They're probably on a big cocktail of drugs, too, but they've been doing PRP for years so their joints stay healthy and don't deteriorate. Must be nice, eh?
Yes, athletes. The first dr. to suggest it was one BYU's football drs.
One more question. I'm told it costs around 800 for one knee, 1,200 for both. You had yours done a while back. Less then?
 

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