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20 Feb Osteoarthritis and the use of Ozone Injections for regeneration of cartilage and ligaments explained. | Sarasota, Florida doctor uses ozone for arthritis

Posted at 07:14h in Back Pain, Prolozone, studies 0 Comments

Wear and tear of joints and break down of cartilage called osteoarthritis. The pathophysiology of these diseases is complex and characterized by the softening and even distruction of the articular cartilage, with increased matrix degradation due to collagenase and proteoglycanases. The enzymes may be secreted by activated chondrocytes and...

25 Feb Why can’t I use massage instead?

Posted at 04:44h in Back Pain, Knee pain, Massage Therapy, neck pain, Platelet Rich Plasma, Prolotherapy, studies, TMJ, Trigger Point Therapy 0 Comments

This was a great question one of our readers asked recently. Please see my response at the end! I am sorry, but this is an illogical treatment and I cannot let this article pass without providing other, possibly uninformed, readers with some type of option. Why not...

23 Jun Studies show Arthroscopic Surgery no better than plecebo!

Posted at 16:53h in Knee pain, Platelet Rich Plasma, Prolotherapy, studies 0 Comments

In July 2002, research showed that arthoscopic surgeries worked as well as shame (fake) sureries where as effective as the real thing! Half the pateints got real arthroscopic surgery and the placebo group got 2 holes poked and they pretended to fix it. These people...

18 Jun Top 10 reasons NOT to get a steroid shot!

Posted at 14:32h in Platelet Rich Plasma, Prolotherapy, studies 6 Comments

MY TOP TEN REASONS NOT TO GET A CORTISONE SHOT. Ross Hauser, M.D. “My doctor wants to give me a cortisone shot. What do you think?” “Cortisone helped me before, why shouldn’t I get another shot?” “Is Prolotherapy going to hurt like a cortisone shot?"” Below are my top ten...

18 Jun Class 4 Laser can help heal musculoskeletal injuries!

Posted at 07:14h in Class 4 Laser, Knee pain, Platelet Rich Plasma, Prolotherapy, studies 5 Comments

Comment: I purchased my K-laser 2 years ago. Wouldn't practice without it now. I use it before and after PRP and prolotherapy, for arthritis, trauma, sports injuries, carple tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, sprain, strains, skin conditions such as herpies/shingles, and wounds. Anybody doing regenerative medicine without a...

07 Jun Overview of Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy

Posted at 09:38h in Platelet Rich Plasma, studies 0 Comments

PRP was initially used over 20 years ago in the Dental community to enhance wound healing in cancer patients with jaw reconstruction. Soon afterwards its applications extended across many fields of medicine from cardiovascular surgery to orthopaedics. Multiple studies are underway to help further refine...

07 Jun Great Video on other options to Steroids. Click below.

Posted at 08:49h in Class 4 Laser, Knee pain, neck pain, Platelet Rich Plasma, Prolotherapy, studies, TMJ, Trigger Point Therapy 0 Comments

Alternatives to Steroid Injections. ...

07 Jun 20-Year History of Chronic Body Pain Cured with Prolotherapy.

Posted at 08:38h in Back Pain, neck pain, Prolotherapy, studies 2 Comments

At the time of his first visit what was most bothersome was low back and hip pain, right greater than left near the SI joint. This increased with prolonged standing and sitting. Secondly, his work as a dentist required him to be twisted in a...

07 Jun Dextrose Prolotherapy for TMJ and Jaw Pain.

Posted at 08:34h in Platelet Rich Plasma, Prolotherapy, studies 8 Comments

Weakening of the TMJ capsule and ligament would explain a lot of the varied pathology involving TMD including joint subluxations, disc displacements, as well as muscle spasms and myofascial pain patterns. ...

07 Jun Unresolved and chronic neck pain treated with Prolotherapy.

Posted at 08:31h in Back Pain, Knee pain, neck pain, Platelet Rich Plasma, Prolotherapy, studies, TMJ, Trigger Point Therapy 0 Comments

On average 18 months following their last Prolotherapy session, patients were contacted and asked numerous questions in regard to their levels of pain and a variety of physical and psychological symptoms, as well as activities of daily living, before and after their last Prolotherapy treatment....

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