Prolotherapy chiropractic guidelines

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Ross Hauser, MD In this article Ross Hauser, MD explains Prolotherapy chiropractic guidelines for back and neck pain. Cervical radiculopathy, though a serious and disabling painful condition, can often be treated conservatively. At times, Prolotherapy, nerve blocks, chiropractic, osteopathy or physical therapy alone can resolve the condition, sometimes a combination of approaches will be needed. While […]

Prolotherapy Shoulder Osteoarthritis Treatment

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Ross Hauser, MD Osteoarthritis of the shoulder is characterized by the destruction of the protective cartilage in the joint with painful and restricted motion. Arthritis does not affect the shoulder joint as often as it does large weight-bearing joints, such as the hip and knee. There is usually a history of trauma to the shoulder […]

Benign Congenital Hypermobility

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Ross Hauser, MD Benign Congenital Hypermobility (BCH) is generalized joint hypermobility (loose joints in the entire body) due to ligamentous laxity occurs in about five percent of the population. This may be a genetic problem. Affecting individuals over 40 years of age, typically these people have recurrent joint problems and almost universally suffer from chronic […]

Knee Pain and the pes anserinus tendons

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Ross Hauser, MD A common cause of knee pain is not ligament injury. (We realize that this is shocking, since we have been explaining in past newsletters that ligaments are normally the cause of chronic pain.) The most common cause of chronic knee pain (see Prolotherapy research paper) is weakness in the pes anserinus tendons. […]