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Prolotherapy and Knee
Pain
In our opinion, before letting an arthroscope touch you, it
is imperative to have an
evaluation by a physician familiar with
Prolotherapy (a
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Baker's Cyst and
Prolotherapy
A cyst is a fluid filled sac in any location of the body.
One of the more common areas where cysts occur is the back
of the knee. These cysts are called popliteal cysts or
Baker's cysts. Typically, damage within the knee
causes swelling and the fluid is pumped from the knee to
this fluid filled sac. This creates swelling and
sometimes pain in the back of the knee. This may cause
problems achieving full bending or full straightening of the
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Knee
Braces
It is a familiar locker
room ritual. The taping of ankles and knees to provide support and limit
movement of an existing injury. Despite numerous medical studies confirming the
ineffectiveness of taping, and in some cases, actually contributing to further
injury, most continue to do it.
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Knee Injury and Cortisone
In our
opinion, the quickest
way for an patient or athlete to lose strength at the
ligament-bone junction
(fibro-osseous
junction) is to inject
cortisone
to that area. Cortisone and
other
steroid injections
ALL have the same detrimental effects on articular
cartilage.
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Prolotherapy and Knee
Replacement
This is not too
difficult to figure out just from the figures of the number of people needing
joint replacement surgery as directly correlated to the number of people who
are developing arthritis, which is directly related to the number of people
who have received
cortisone injections,
arthroscopy,
RICE treatment, and
anti-inflammatory
medications over the past 40 years. These treatments
accelerate cartilage breakdown tremendously, and thus also accelerate the
arthritic process.
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