I have a general question that occurred to me in one of my ‘had few wines moments’.
You’ll probably be able to answer this straight away and although it might sound like I’m joking with this question...the more I thought about it, I thought I’d ask anyway.
Suppose a person had equally bad OA in each knee, what would happen if the person had a ZIlosul injection in one knee...and a placebo in the other knee?
Let’s assume the ZIlosul works as well as it has in trials so far for most people.
a) Could he have improvement in the ZIlosul injected knee but not the placebo knee.
b) Could both knees show improvement.
c) Some other likely outcome.
I also wondered if it had ever been done before with other medications?
Cheers and thanks if you or anyone has any thoughts or answers.
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