GETPROLO PROLOTHERAPY NEWSLETTER
April 6, 2007

This Week's Articles
Prolotherapy as an Alternative To Surgery in These Ten Conditions
Knee Degeneration, Meniscal Tear, Morton’s Neuroma, Rotator Cuff Tear, Lumbar Degenerative Disc Disease, Cervical Radiculopathy, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Osteoarthritis of the Ankle, Ulnar Collateral Ligament Injury in the Elbow, Degenerative Hip Arthritis

The Problem with Getting Properly Diagnosed: SI strain
Recently I saw a man in his mid-thirties who had low back pain for the past 6 years. Physical therapy had failed to help him at all. When he saw an orthopedist he specifically showed the doctor the location of his pain (over the right sacroiliac joint), and described the clicking and popping sensation that he frequently experienced in the same area. The doctor told him "there is nothing there"!!!

Recent Articles
Knee Pain and Prolotherapy Blog
Tendonitis
Scar Tissue
Can Prolotherapy improve a medial inner tear of the meniscus
Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation
More...

Bursitis
Almost everyone who comes to my office for Prolotherapy for the treatment of bursitis doesn’t have bursitis.  Once in my life I had a true bursitis and when I did, I couldn’t let anything even touch the skin over it because it was that painful. The person who lets a doctor palpate the area with a lot of pressure with the thumb does not have bursitis. They have ligament sprain or tendon strain or other soft tissue injury. 

Eight Most Popular Articles in March
1. Hip Pain
2. Prolotherapy and Spine Disorders
3  Ankle Fusion
4. HIP PAIN AND SNAPPING HIP SYNDROME
5. Barre-Lieou Syndrome
6. Knee Cap Pain
7. Prolotherapy and Inflammation
8. How Safe Is Prolotherapy/Prolotherapy Risks

Eight Most Popular Articles in February
1. Hip Pain
2. Prolotherapy and Spine Disorders
3  Ankle Fusion
4. Physical Therapy and Prolotherapy
5. HIP PAIN AND SNAPPING HIP SYNDROME
6. Barre-Lieou Syndrome
4.  The Top 10 Conditions That Receive Prolotherapy and Why
6. Knee Cap Pain

Eight Most Popular Articles in January
1. Physical Therapy and Prolotherapy
2. Hip Pain
3. Prolotherapy Helped! Now, Which Exercises Can I Do?
4. Prolotherapy and Spine Disorders
5. Knee Cap Pain
6. Foot Pain
7. Ankle Fusion
8. Barre-Lieou Syndrome

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