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rt r t s,

n ammat on

rt r t s,

n ammat on

AndJoint

PainAnd

Joint

Pain

CanProlotherapy

Can

Prolotherapy

Hel ?Hel ?


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P t A Fi ld MD DCeter A. Fields MD,DCBoard Certified Medical Physicianoard Certified Medical Physician

Board Certified ChiropractorDirectorPacific Prolotherapy and WellnessCenterenterSanta Monica, CA


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,

Rheumatoid

AnkylosingSpondylitis

Po ymya giaR eumatica

Gout


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AnyJoint

Most

often

in

hands,

spine,

hips

and

nees

commonlyduetoweakligaments


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Physicallabor

Injuires Obesity

Defectivecartilage


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r :

o n s: n amma on


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n ammat onan

a n

are t eresu to joint

dysfunction.


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Jointd sfunctionis

commonl

theresult

of

weakor

loose

ligaments

(andsometimestendons)


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gamen sa ac

one

en onsattac a

musc e

oa

one


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NonSteroidal

AntiInflammatory

Drugs

cartilageproduction

outcomeofthehealingprocess

Ra seBP


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DangersofAntiInflammatory

MedicinesInterview


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muscles

Doesnotstrengthenligamentsand

tendons Bodybuilders(eg:theGoveneator)

everyoneelse


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Rest


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orback

surgery

cases.

4yearsaftersurgery,bothsurgical

samelevelofsymptoms.


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50%of

back

of

surgeries

get

better;

25%staythesameand25%get

Periodofrehabilitationand

recuperation


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PostBackSurgery


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(R.I.T)

Sclerotherapy Nonsurgicalligament


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De initiono

Pro ot erapy

A hni f r h linh lin li m nandtendonweaknessorinjuryby

cellsandtissue


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bodyto

heal

injured

tendons

and

ligaments.

byDrs.GeorgeHackettandGustavHemwall,

He psyour o yma enewce s,w ic

strengthenweakortornligamentsand

ten ons.


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HowDoesProlotherapyWork?

Injectionofaproliferant

Causes

an

inflammatory

response

Results

proliferation

(growth)

of

Weakenedareahealsandthepainis

reducedor

eliminated.


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Proliferants

SodiumMorrhuate

P2G:Dextrose,phenolandglycerine


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Whiplash

Disc isease

Facetjoint

OA

Scalenemuscles


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Frozenshoulder

,

Tornlabrum


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Medialepicondylosis

OA


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Carpaltunnel

TFCC


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OAfingerjoints

Intermetacarpalligamentstrain


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disease Instabilit

Iliolumbarligament

strain Sacroiliacligament

Cocc od nia

Facetarthopathy


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Labraltear

Adductorstrain

,

,

tendonosis


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OA

ACL/PCL

ligaments

MCL/LCL

Quadricepstendon

Anterolateralinstability

Tendonosis


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Deltoidligament

Sinustarsi

OA

AchillesTendonopathy


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~

8,10

or

12

sessions

for

post

surgical,

longstandingorothercomplicated


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Will I need to ontin e are after


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WillIneedtocontinuecareafter

treatment?

,

Healingwill

continue

to

take

place

for

at

least

.

Ifthereisaninjuryorinsulttotheareaan

a t ona treatmentmay enee e


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Withany

procedure,

there

are

risks

and

side

Mostcommonispainandswelling lasting

13 ays

Therisksarefarlessthantakingaspirinor

Motrinfor

alifetime

to

temporarily

alleviate

chronicpain


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Lidocaine(anesthetic)isinjectedpriortothe

treatment

numbtheskinpriortothetreatment.

wasnothingcomparedtothepainthatIwas

exper enc ng

pr or

o

ro o erapy

or

wasn'tthatbad."


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,

Ultram,Tylenol

with

codeine

or

Vicodin.

, ,

andhotpackstohelpeaseonesmindduring

.

NinetyNinetyninepercentofourpatientsreceivetheninepercentofourpatientsreceivethe

treatments

w t out

pa n

ers

an

o

ust

ne

treatments

w t out

pa n

ers

an

o

ust

ne

P d t


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Products

helpingwith

information

and/or

pain


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Wobenzyme nutritional support for


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Wobenzyme nutritionalsupportfor

Inflammation

Osteoarthritis * Sprains and Strains * sportsinjuries * joint & muscle pain *RheumatoidArthritis

ancrea n - e ps re uce o n scom or an swe ng.Bromelain - strengthens the immune system, supports anti-inflammatory activity and reduce joint swelling.

-

injuriesPapain - strong anti-inflammatory activity

-

circulation.

Rutin, a powerful free radical scavenger and acts an anti-inflammatory by inhibiting the enzymes


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Indications:

Arthritis

ArthrosisofHip,Knee,SmallJoints

Contusions


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Treats:SwollenJoints painwithmotion,betterupon

continuedmotion;

Rheumaticpainsallextremities betterwith

mot on;Neckstiffness

Soreness,especially

when

at

rest

Painin ointsofu erlimbs worseincold

wetweather


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SUPPORTFOR

BONES

AND

JOINTS

Auniquecom inationo otanica

extractionsfromchamomileflowers

.

bioenhancedwithMediBotanicas

atent


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AProlotherapyBack


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Ihavebeena atientwhohasbenefitedfrom

Prolotherapy.Having

relievedofmychronic

disablingpain,

Ibegan

touseitonsomeofmypatients

. vere oop, . .FormerSurgeonGeneraloftheUnitedStates


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longerat

the

periphery

and

seems

to

be

at

the

,

withasignificantpotentialtoavoid

.VertMooney,M.D. ProlotherapyatthefringeofmedicalCare, orisitat

the frontier? S ine 20033 4 : .2534.


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LeftkneehashadnoACL,noLCL,andnomedialorlateralmeniscus

for30years. TreatmenthasbeenGlucosaminefor>20yrs.,intra


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yrs.

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res s ance

ong

distancebicycleriding.

MRIReport


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pDATE:

12/2/2003

PATIENT:

TYPEOFSTUDY: MRIOFLUMBARSPINE

INDICATIONS: EVALUATEFORDISCHERNIATION

FINDINGS:

L5S1,thereis1stdegreespondylolisthesisspondylolisthesisofL5relativetospon y o ysisspon y o ysiso t eparsinterarticu aris i atera y.

ThereisalsosignificantspondylosisatL5S1toincludedehydrationof

thisdisc

with

alarge

broad

based

central

and

somewhat

left

paracentral

discprotrusionwithmasseffectontheventraldura.

displacementoftraversingnerveroots.

andthis

most

likely

compromises

the

intraforaminal

nerve

roots

bilaterally.


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