PROLOTHERAPY
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What is Prolotherapy?
Prolotherapy , or proliferation therapy, focuses on the treatment of ligament and joint injuries. Prolotherapy involves the injection of a solution, typically consisting of dextrose or other irritants, into the affected area. This promotes the proliferation of collagen, leading to local inflammation and increased blood supply and connective tissue regeneration. This treatment can be used for damaged ligaments and joints. While some people find significant relief after just one session, many will need 2-3 treatments to get best results.Prolotherapy is a regenerative injection treatment that uses a dextrose-based solution to stimulate the body’s natural healing response in damaged ligaments, tendons, and joints. By promoting collagen production and improving blood flow, prolotherapy helps repair weakened tissues and restore joint stability.
It can help reduce pain, improve function, and support long-term recovery for conditions such as osteoarthritis, tendon injuries, and chronic joint instability.
What Can Prolotherapy Treat
Prolotherapy has been shown to be effective in treating a range of chronic pain conditions, including:
Prolotherapy is commonly used for:
- Chronic joint instability
- Ligament injuries
- Tendon injuries
- Low back pain
- Neck pain
- Knee, shoulder, and hip pain
Ultrasound-Guided Prolotherapy
All injections are performed using ultrasound guidance to ensure:
- Accurate targeting of damaged tissue
- Safer, more effective treatment
- Better clinical outcomes
Benefits of Prolotherapy
- Strengthens ligaments and tendons
- Improves joint stability
- Reduces chronic pain
- Non-surgical treatment option
- Minimal downtime
What to Expect
Treatment typically involves a series of injections spaced over several weeks. Your plan will be customized based on your condition and goals.
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