Knee injections: Cortisone injections into the knee can reduce pain and improve functioning. How long they might last is unpredictable, however. Many will get long term relief, for others it may be short-lived. It is reasonable to repeat the procedure once if relief was short. If the second injection also doesn't work well injection of an artificial joint fluid can be considered.
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A week or so: May feel better, but needs rest and diagnosis and other treatment to prevent recurrence or worsening. If arthritis may need meds and pt.
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