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THE DOCTOR SAID THERE IS NOTHING MORE
THEY CAN
DO TO GET RID OF YOUR PAIN
Caring Medical has done a lot of
Prolotherapy pain studies. We are just having
trouble getting them published. It seems that the traditional medical journals
are not in favor of “retrospective studies,” (asking patients how they responded
to a typical treatment without a placebo control group). I don’t know about you
but if a person with
knee pain can’t walk, and the only treatment they receive
is Prolotherapy and then they can walk one mile without pain, that seems like
pretty good proof, but then again maybe I’m an idealist.
In all of these studies we looked specifically at the data in the subgroup that
answered yes to the question if they had any doctor tell them that there was
nothing more they could do for their pain.
The results were basically the same
Prolotherapy worked.
How can Prolotherapy do this?
In my opinion, most treatments modern medicine have to offer, as it relates to
pain are anti-healing. They hurt the body’s chances of healing. I recently saw
someone whose doctor had them on an
anti-inflammatory medication and in a ‘boot’
for a
tendon problem in their foot. Is the
tendon problem getting better? No!
Why not? Well the
anti-inflammatory should more rightfully be called
anti-healing pill because the body heals tendons by the process of inflammation
and the
immobility by the boot splint, just makes the tendon weaker and stiffer.
Prolotherapy works by induces the body to mount an inflammatory healing reaction
in the tissue injected.
Prolotherapy injections,
(Watch where do
Prolotherapy injections go and do they hurt?)
cause the
immune system to come
to the area to repair the injured structure.
Prolotherapy does the opposite as
traditional pain treatments and thus people in pain have the opposite reaction!
They get stronger, can do more and ultimately get out of pain. So if you or a
loved one has been told by a health care provider that there is nothing they nor
traditional allopathic has to offer to help you or them get cured of their pain
then please consider Prolotherapy. Our studies have affirmed that even people
who have been told there there is nothing else they can do for their pain can
get relief with Prolotherapy. |
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Ross
Hauser M.D.
Caring
Medical and Rehabilitation Services |
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Ask Dr. Hauser
About Prolotherapy
Dr. Hauser is one of the leading
experts in the treatment of chronic pain and sports injuries with
Prolotherapy.
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