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Hyaluronic Acid
Hyaluronic acid is naturally present in the body of every human. It is found, primarily, in fluids located in joints and eyes. Hyaluronic acid that is used in medicine is currently obtained by extraction from rooster combs or manufactured in a process that utilizes specific bacterium in a certified laboratory. Hyaluronic acid is also known as HA, glycominoglycan, hyaluronic, hyaluronate sodium, Hyan or other variations of these names.
What are the Medical Benefits of Hyaluronic Acid?
HA is considered by medical authorities as effective for mouth sores and use in eye surgery, such as corneal transplant or ocular lens replacement, when done by a certified doctor of eye surgery. Use of HA in eye surgeries has been approved buy the Unite States Food and Drug Administration. Hyaluronic acid is also approved as liquid lip filler in operations that are usually done after the removal of tumors in the mouth.
Studies are in process to confirm hyaluronic acid effectiveness for treatment and relief from painful osteoarthritis, if injected into affected joints. Even ahead of formal confirmation, a significant number of people use HA for various joint disorders. It is taken orally or a medical professional injects the fluid into the joints affected by the joint disorder… There are other claims for the use of hyaluronic acid but these have not be confirmed but some medially recognized studies are underway on these other types of effectiveness claims.
How Does Hyaluronic Acid Work in the Human Body?
HA works as a cushion in joints, between opposing bones and within connecting tissues. Research indicates that hyaluronic acid affects the inflammatory reaction of the human body’s immune system. Because of the cushioning and the reduction of an inflammatory reaction, it is believed HA speeds building of new joint tissue. Reduction of contact and damage within the joints, because of the effective protection provided by the fluid is believed to be the main reason. The body produces hyaluronic acid naturally but the process takes a long time. Since rejection of non-human hyaluronic acid is rare, synthetic or animal HA is considered highly beneficial for the protection joints and the production of joint tissue.
Othe Uses of Hyaluronic Acid
In other uses, HA is natural filler in replacement of body fluids and tissue, such as in lip surgery or eye surgeries. Although effectiveness for treatment of skin disorders or wrinkles has not yet been medically confirmed, synthetic HA is being used for help in healing wounds, burns, and skin ulcers. It is also quoted frequently as an ingredient in advanced moisturizers touted as having the ability to fight the effects of aging. This is one of the medically unverified but claimed benefits of synthetic HA.
In reviews by persons receiving treatments of synthetic hyaluronic acid, approximately 5 percent reported they had been using glucosamine tablets before being treated with HA. Their level of pain increased significantly and eventually treatments were halted. On a return to the use of over-the-counter glucosamine pills, the pain was once again relieved. The original change from the pills to hyaluronic acid was made because of difficulty taking the large glucosamine pills.




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