Any new info on defective cartilage in the knee? Can it heal on its own?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Defective cartilage can only heal if it is the portion of the cartilage that has a blood supply. Most of the cartilage does not have this, sio it will not heal on its own.

Answer 3

Try Glucosamine Sulfate, Chondroitin Sulfate and/ or Shark Cartildge. All of those things will help rebuild the connective tissue (ie. cartilage). You have to stay on it for a good deal of time, it's not a magic bullet. It'll take awhile to heal. If you start, do it every day.
Good luck!

Answer 4

I take glucosemine (SP?), it's a supplement that helps rebuild the cartilage in your joints.... It takes about 3 months to start working but it is definitely worth it. I purchase it in large bottles at costco...its workin wonders for me and my parents take it as well :)

Answer 5

If it is due to overweight it may be very very hard to heal. If not taken care of soon may lead to knee replacement

Answer 6

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