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Comparing Recovery and Outcomes Stem Cell Therapy Recovery: Immediate activity: Most patients can use their arm for light activities immediately Pain relief: Many experience improvement within 1-2 months Full benefits: Optimal results typically achieved within 6 months Return to activities: Gradual return to normal activities within 2-4 months Success rates: Approximately 80-85% of patients report significant improvement Surgical Recovery: Immobilization: 4-6 weeks in a sling with strict movement restrictions Initial healing: 6 weeks for basic tendon-to-bone healing Strength recovery: 9 months for full strength and function Physical therapy: Intensive rehabilitation for 4-6 months Work return: 2-4 months for desk jobs, 4-6 months for physical work Making Your Decision: Key Questions to Ask 1