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Synvisc Injection FAQs

What is a Synvisc injection? How does it work? A Synvisc injection directly into the knee, supplements the joint's natural lubricating fluid, which can break down in people with osteoarthritis. By restoring cushioning and lubrication, it helps reduce pain and improve joint movement.

Could a SynVisc injection help your knee feel better?

Orthopedic specialists at Fremont Orthopaedics offer SynVisc injections for patients with chronic knee pain associated with osteoarthritis. Knee pain from osteoarthritis is caused by cartilage loss, depletion of the joint (synovial) fluid, and the formation of bone spurs, which cause bone surfaces to rub against each other.

How Does Nutrition Affect Bone Healing?

The human body has a remarkable ability to heal injured tissues, including bones. There are many different internal mechanisms and types of cells that contribute to healing, which can be altered by nutrition and lifestyle factors. Following any fracture (broken bone) or surgery that involves the bones, patients can optimize their bone healing through careful attention to nutrient consumption.

Could Injection Therapy Help You?

Patient results can vary, the numbing medication typically takes effect within 15 minutes and helps to relieve pain following the injection, while also confirming that the medications are in the desired locations.

Wide Awake Hand Surgery – “WALANT”

An alternative to tourniquet hand surgery is to use two medications administered locally to accomplish surgery in a safe, painless manner. Lidocaine blocks pain, and epinephrine stops bleeding.

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