Synvisc is billed as a viscosupplementation with limited localized adverse events [meaning in the injected joint], and little to no systemic adverse events [meaning on the whole body.] If you read the literature Genzyme, the makers of Synvisc, offers to their physicians and patients, you'd think the only exclusionary criteria would be if you have a known chicken, avian, feather, poultry, egg allergy. Genzyme, with the help of FDA, excludes listing or warning about the chemicals used in the cross-linking process allowed in permissible levels. These chemicals are formaldehyde and divinyl sulfone (DVS). Formaldehyde is a known neurotoxin and carcinogen. DVS is a by-product of mustard gas, and is more toxic.If you are hypersensitive to chemicals, do not let your physician inject this gel into your body.You will likely regret it.
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