Arthritis Pain
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Figure 7: Soft tissue injury leads to degenerative arthritis, where
Prolotherapy halts the process. |
Soft tissue injuries to the joints often start the development of degenerative joint conditions. Injury to the ligaments and stabilizing structures of the joint is often the original site of injury. When the ligaments are stretched and weakened, the other structures in the joint, like the meniscus, sus-tain added pressure. Eventually these structures become fatigued and the cartilage begins to deteri-orate. Prolotherapy can stop the degenerative process and eliminate the pain. (See
Figure 7.) Because Prolotherapy gets at the root cause of the arthritic
process it has been used successfully to treat a myriad of common degenerative
conditions.
(See Figure 8.)
Common Degenerative Conditions Treated
Successfully with Prolotherapy |
Area |
Condition |
| Knee |
Osteoarthritis, Chondromalacia Patellae |
| Hip |
Osteoarthritis, Hip Ligament Sprain |
| Lower Back |
Degenerated Disc, Herniated Disc |
| Neck |
Degenerated Disc, Herniated Disc |
| Shoulder |
Osteoarthritis, Rotator Cuff Tendonitis |
| Ankle/Feet |
Ligament Sprains, Plantar Fasciitis |
| Hands/Fingers |
Osteoarthritis, Ligament Sprains |
Figure 8: Regeneration occurs in all joints of the body. |
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