The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
I always see them back in about six weeks most of them are dramatically better but not all of them very rarely they need a second shot and then um and then some of them are just recalcitrant and they just stay stiff and then then I'll do the little procedure on them
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what's super cool about this is people come in with a lot of stiffness and a lot of pain and then you inject them and put local anesthetic as well in there they're free in 10 seconds oh my gosh they walk out they're saying oh my gosh it's amazing
if I can stretch them and they start kind of saying oh that hurts a little bit at the end but they've got decent motion they're tight then go back and do go do pt go a good PT who will really stretch you out you don't need anything you don't even need insets