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Thank you for your comment. Sorry to hear about your injury. We are not allowed to give specific medical advice over RUclips. Please e-mail info@victorysportsmedicine.com for more information on how we may be able to assist you. Thank you!

Thank you so much for your compliment and comments. Sorry to hear about your knee replacement:( Unfortunately we hear that more than we’d like. If you e-mail info@victorysportsmedicine.com we would love to help you. Thank you!

we deal with those two diagnosis every day, but, of course, every patient is different as well. Please contact us at info@victorysportsmedicine.com or go to www.victorysportsmedicine.com and request an appointment so we can learn more to try to help your specific situation. Thank you!

Thank you for you comment. Good luck! Keep us up to date as you progress.

@@VictorySportsMed Thank you for your great explanation doc . I understand that Not all acl tear need surgery.

Thank you for your comment and for sharing your experiences. We stopped doing à la carte injection only treatments during COVID when hospitals shut down and we were unable to perform knee replacements anymore. We had been performing à la carte single PRP injections since 2008, Bone Marrow Cell injections since 2017, MLS laser since 2017 and V-Fit total body metabolic fitness (the most important piece of the puzzle for long term joint pain management and relief in our experience) since 2009. Each one of those absolutely works to help patients like you we found over the years, HOWEVER, when COVID hit and we could no longer perform knee replacements, we had a group of patients who were desperate for pain relief, and increased function. they asked if there was anything we could do, and we decided to put all of those components together into one program (there are also several other components that we utilize at times, but those four are the heart and backbone of most of our programs for patients suffering from what you suffer from) and, as we suspected, “The Whole Was Greater Than The Sum Of Its Parts”! In other words, those individual “à la carte” components worked SYNERGISTICALLY , much more effectively than utilizing them as individual parts. Hence was born our trademarked “Knee Repair, NOT Knee Replacement TM” brand/systems/programs. Yes, these individual parts were not covered by insurance still, even though, during the unique situation of the COVID pandemic, we tried to get the insurance companies to make exceptions since we could not perform knee replacements on these unfortunate patients. Unfortunately, none of the insurance companies made exceptions, and these were not covered. We found that during the first year of us utilizing these Knee Repair, NOT Knee Replacement TM programs, 91% of patients reached their goals. We like to treat patient’s goals, and not necessarily their “diagnosis“. Every patient has unique goals as you know. We have, and continue to be amazed by the power of our own body, “with a little assistance from us”, to calm, soothe, and heal itself. It shouldn’t really be a surprise, however, because if our body did not heal ourselves, we would fall apart in no time. So, why not utilize the power of the own body to help restart the healing process and heal itself? This is a very exciting time and we are just on the tip of the spear so to speak with regenerative medicine. We found that even using the à la carte individual treatments described above, by themselves, they lasted a lot longer than just two weeks. So, if you add up what you were spending in time and money just to get a couple of weeks relief, it starts to become abundantly clear that yes, patients have to pay thousands of dollars sometimes, but there are much better programs out there for longer lasting relief. Many people spend thousands of dollars on their pets, but refused to invest any of their money in their own health. It is not just money either, there is no magic or magic shot, there has to be an investment of time and mental fortitude. We like to say we only choose patients who are “ALL IN”. In other words, not every person qualifies for our Knee Repair, NOT Knee Replacement TM programs. There are many other possible components to our Knee Repair, NOT Knee Replacement TM programs as they have evolved since 2020. We also now track our results in a national databank registry called Databiologics and have found that tracking our results scientifically and comparing to the rest of the country, these treatments definitely work in general, and, we feel, because we utilize programs and not an à la carte philosophy, that it is not surprising that our results have consistently been better than the national average utilizing orthobiologics. We will do a post on that soon. Thank you, again, for your comment and we wish you luck in the future! PS: on a separate note, it is our understanding that injections of peptides are not FDA approved, and since there is no FDA indication for these, technically, those cannot be performed in United States. That does not mean that we feel that peptides can and do have potential positive implications, it is just that we are not allowed to perform them as injections in the United States at this time. oral peptides are considered “supplements“, but that is also something that needs more clarification.

Thank you. By report, this sounds more like a Grade 1 than 2, but how stable the knee feels on physical exam is the most important thing. Thank you!

@@VictorySportsMed ok thanks a lot . intial i have loose body issue in my knee which is moveable and it is been easily seen in x ray but now last week i just try to straighten my leg then i feel like something stuck in my joint which is obviously loose body then i have a svere pain at that time ,and from that time my knee is been lock and i have a slight 10 to 30 degree movement only . or then i did my MRI and now there is no loose body is been shown and i am now unable to straighten or bend my leg . i only have 90 degree bending . so, what is happening right now

@@hasantariq5513 that is a great idea for a post and I will do that right now.

@@VictorySportsMed i don't get it

@@hasantariq5513 we just did a post on what is a loose body, check it out. Thx!

It depends on how partially torn. Grade 3, no. Grade 2, probably not, but every case is different and it depends on. Grade 1 = best possibility of getting back to 100% or close, but again, in medicine every case is unique, so almost nothing is absolute. Thx!

@@VictorySportsMed thankyou so much

@@VictorySportsMed thankyou so much for the reply

This is one where it may be best to set up an appointment at info@victorysportsmedicine.com Thank you for your comment. We can help you figure out a course of action.

You are welcome and thank you for your question. It depends on your physical exam and the amount of laxity (if any) on Lachman and pivot shift testing. From what it sounds like, grade 1 or 2, possibly “just” grade 1 which is rare, but the best prognosis. What did your ortho say? If you live near Skaneateles/Syracuse, New York, we can always check you out to see. Thx!

Thanks for the reply, doc. After seeing MRI and testing clinically, my ortho did say that surgery is not required for recovery. Just rest(no squatting and not taking stairs etc) for some weeks followed by exercise for range of motion and strength will do the job.

@@prathameshyadav2001 excellent, good for you 👍

We have found that to be absolutely true, BMAC, PRP and MLS laser are very effective in general, but also particularly after BEAR surgery. Thank you for your question.

P.S.: We actually have a patient we are going to be utilizing BMAC, PRP and possibly MLS laser on for a partial ACL tear this week. Thx!

@@VictorySportsMed Thanks for your professional advice. Are these three valid for artificial ligaments？

@@Park-bh8fi thank you for your comments. We cannot give specific medical advice, I.e. practice medicine over You Tube, but we do try our best to educate in general. For specific medical advice about your own case or care, definitely always consult your own medical professional providers. When you say “artificial” ligaments, what exactly are you referring to? Made from artificial materials or donated cadaver ligaments/Allografts?

@@VictorySportsMed Yes, made from artificial materials:)

That’s the difference between a team like ours that knows how to perform it with the optimal technique for pain control. Thank you for your comment.

@@VictorySportsMed really? Can the bone be anesthettetised?

@@williamdgmartin the periosteum is the covering on the bone and is very highly innervated with pain nerve fibers. It can definitely be anesthetized. Less so deep in the bone, but there are some tricks for helping with that too.

Thank you 🙏

In general, laser can help any ligament heal ⚡️

Thank you for your input, that helps and will take it into consideration on future videos. Thank God for captions 🤣😂…and…I could also slow down when I speak!

Thank you very much! With the caveat that not all MRIs are 100% accurate, but are usually fairly accurate, if what is stated in the report is true arthroscopically, then that sounds like a grade 2 sprain of the ACL.

That is a surgical option out there.

@@VictorySportsMedyes. It’s amazing. Also I’m on a clinical trial list for another product in 2025 …

@@amishmuscle2536 it still is mechanical and an implant, so those are things to consider and be wary about. Thx!

We have not utilized it as of yet and do not have any experience with using it at this time. www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/320759

I have done Ozone therapy with stem cell and PRP on one of my hips and the Ozone works more as a pain relief for a couple days to a week or so than tends to wear off. But it’s pretty cool.

@@amishmuscle2536 interesting, thank you for your comments and input!

Thank you for your comment, please see our other response. For more information you can e-mail info@victorysportsmedicine.com

Discuss this exact thing with your P.T. See if they can add some modifications to the program they are currently having you do. Also discuss with the provider who referred you. If it is your primary care physician who referred you, they may want to refer you to an orthopedic surgeon. Thank you for your question.

Sorry, looks like you saw an orthopedic surgeon. Same thing, but just talk to the orthopedic about your continued symptoms.

Walking in and of itself probably does not grow cartilage. Don’t know of any studies that show that. Having said that, MOVEMENT is very good for the health of the cartilage we do have. Joints were made for moving, so, in general, movement is good for joint and cartilage health and maintenance. We have the motto: “Get moving…Keep moving” at Victory In Motion for that reason. Thank you for your question!

​@@VictorySportsMed Thank you for your response.

It depends on why and how bad, etc. the patient is anemic (low red blood cells/low hemoglobin/low hematocrit), but in general, low or dysfunctional platelets would be worse. So if not “too” anemic (and if not anemic due to blood cancer, etc…), with normal numbers of functional platelets PRP could still be done. As always, consult your own health care providers as every patient is unique. Thank you for your question!

That statement is not true. Having said that NO treatment, EVEN SURGERY, is 100%. The only things in life that are 100% are death and taxes. On a serious note, elaborate here…what was your experience? We’d love to hear more. Thank you for your comment.

It didn't work with me as well

@@jidhinmlcet there are so many factors. What a lot of doctors are calling “PRP” actually is not a high enough concentration of platelets which, depending on the condition, needs to be anywhere between 3.5 billion all the way up to 10 billion. Are they using single spin, double spin? Are they using leukocyte rich vs leukocyte poor? How much blood are they drawing? Are they using ultrasound to inject precisely? What is the rehab like, are they doing total body fitness like we do? Are they adding other adjuncts such as MLS laser? Having said that, we have found that adding cells, i.e., bone marrow aspirate cells, does seem to improve our results. Bottom line: not all “PRP” is actually “PRP”. For more information email info@ victorysportsmedicine.com. Thank you for your comments!

You are more than welcome!

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Since everybody’s treatment plans are individualized and personalized, based on a number of things, including the most accurate diagnosis possible and the patient’s goals, all of those things vary. For more information, you can e-mail us at info@victorysportsmedicine.com

Good question. We do not Rx peptides at this time, but BPC 157 is reported to aid in the recovery after exercise amongst other things. Interestingly, it is actually a banned substance for competitive/professional/Olympic/world class athletes, so that does lend to the fact that it sounds like it is truly a performance enhancer since it is banned. Again, we cannot comment on personal use because we do not prescribe it currently. It is also not FDA approved, so there are regulatory issues that also need to be considered. As far as collagen and other supplements, and some people would consider peptides supplements, that is a personal choice. Always read the package insert and/or consult with your pharmacist/physician/medical provider regarding any supplements you take. Since collagen is not a banned substance it is doubtful that it enhances performance, but some people do feel that taking collagen, even going way back to Knox Nutrijoint helps their joint pain and their flexibility. Nothing Earth shattering, nothing as profound as using cellular based therapy, but a personal choice. We hope that helps. Thank you!

Middle Eastern, but I have heard Tunisia 🇹🇳 specifically, but not 100% sure

We appreciate your comment and will try to always get better. Thanks and have a great day!

Very close, good guess. Thanks!

🤣😂Thank you for your comment…see yesterday’s post…what is your true realistic best guess?

Thank you for your comment/question. We cannot practice medicine and treat individual patients over RUclips, but we can set up an appointment to go over all of this. If you email us at info@victorysportsmedicine.com and/or call 315-685-7544 or 315-707-8891 Thank you!

Thank you and good luck on your journey.

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Great questions, as you know, we cannot answer medical questions specifically and individually on RUclips, but if you want to make a telecommunication conference to talk generically about ACL injuries, etc. that can be done. However, if you want to become a patient, so we can specifically talk about your individual case, we can certainly work on that as well. If you email us at info@victorysportsmedicine.com and/or call 315-685-7544 or 315-707-8891 Thank you!

Thank you!

Not necessarily true. Software and technique play a huge role as well as several other factors including time.

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You are welcome!

Little by little we are getting there. There have been some papers that show some cartilage can be grown back. We will eventually get to the point where we can grow cartilage back, but even more importantly PREVENT cartilage loss in the first place. Thank you for your comment!

Doc i am 32 years old i have chondramalacia symptoms but mri report are normal..dr has suggested prp knee injection..will prp injection work? Or only physiotherapy will work ? ​@@VictorySportsMed