Meniscus injury by sodium hyaluronate injection

For patients with meniscus injury, sodium hyaluronate injection may cause the following hazards. First, for liver cancer patients to do such treatment rashly, it is very likely that the injury site will not heal easily. In fact, the blood supply of the meniscus itself is very poor, and during the treatment process, it is necessary to take very careful treatment according to the specific site of the patient's injury and the severity of the injury. If sodium hyaluronate is injected rashly, it is very likely that some areas will be difficult to heal due to poor blood circulation. Second, it is also easy to cause internal infections in the joints. Third, for some patients, it may cause patients to show long-term knee effusion.