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● ARIZONA
PHOENIX
Fred Arnold, DC, NMD

Kent L. Pomeroy, M.D.


SCOTTSDALE
Michael Cronin, N.D.
David Tallman, DC, NMD.


TEMPE
Robb D. Bird, NMD


TUCSON
Jorge B. Cochran, ND.NMD

● ARKANSAS
Merl B. Cox, D.O.

BRITISH COLUMBIA
Christoph Kind, N.D.

CALIFORNIA
ANAHEIM AREA
Hanson Wong, M.D.
Howard Rosen, M.D.

AUBURN
Rodney Van Pelt, M.D.

BAKERSFIELD
Payam Kerendian, D.O.


BEVERLY HILLS
Behzad Emad, M.D.
Payam Kerendian, D.O.


CLOVIS
Kevin Wingert, M.D.

GARDEN GROVE
Howard Rosen, M.D.

GLENDALE
G. Megan Shields, M.D

IRVINE
Allan Sosin, M.D.

Los Angeles
Donna Alderman, D.O.
Marc Darrow, M.D
Hanson Wong, M.D.


Los GATOS
Joshua M, Donaldson, N.D.

Marin County
Paul Handleman, D.O.
John Monagle, NMD


Monterey
Howard Rosen, M.D.


SAN DIEGO
Andrew Kulik, D.O.

Gary Matson, D.O.

SAN FRANCISCO EAST BAY
Donna Alderman, D.O.

SAN FRANCISCO NORTH BAY
Paul Handleman, D.O.
John Monagle, NMD


San Ramon

Richard I. Gracer, M.D.


SANTA BARBARA
Allen Thomashefsky, M.D.


SANTA CRUZ
Joshua M, Donaldson, N.D.

SANTa monica

Peter Fields, M.D.,D.C.

SANTa
ROSA
Justin Hoffman, NMD

Temecula
Edward A. Venn-Watson, M.D.

UKIAH AREA
Rodney Van Pelt, M.D.

● COLORADO
BOULDER
Gary Clark, M.D.


BROOMFIELD

Christopher J. Centeno, M.D.
John R. Schultz, M.D.


COLORADO SPRINGS
Mary Harrow, D.O,

DENVER
Joel A. Berenbeim, D.O.
Thomas Ravin, M.D.

FORT COLLINS
Mark Kelley, N.D. LAc

LITTLETON
Jo Ann Douglas, M.S.,D.O

PARKER
John A. Littleford, D.O.

STEAMBOAT SPRINGS
Jon Freckleton, D.O.

● CONNECTICUT
AVON
Valley Sports Physicians & Orthopedic Medicine
Paul Tortland, D.O.
Albert Kozar

WEST REDDING

Perry M. Perretz, D.O.

● DELAWARE
SOUTHERN NJ
Scott R. Greenberg, M.D.
SOUTHERN PA
Brian J. Shiple, D.O.

● FLORIDA
ORLANDO AREA
Nelson Kraucak, M.D.


ORMAND BEACH
Hana Chaim, DO

Clearwater
Felix Linetsky, M.D.

PLANTATION
Alvin Stein,M.D.

SARASOTA/TAMPA BAY
Mark Walter, M.D.
Wellington Chen, M.D.
Matthew Burks, M.D.

TAMPA BAY AREA
Felix Linetsky, M.D.
Robinson Family Clinic

● GEORGIA
WARNER ROBINS
E. Glynn Taunton, D.O.

MARIETTA
Robert C. Shuman, M.D.


● HAWAII
HAIKU
Kevin Davison, N.D.

HILO

Liza Maniquis-Smigel, MD

Honolulu, Hawaii
Liza Maniquis-Smigel, MD

● ILLINOIS
CHICAGOLAND

Ross Hauser, M.D

PEORIA
Yibing Li, M.D.
Jay Harms, M.D.

WESTERN ILLINOIS
Anwer Rasheed, M.D.

● INDIANA
CLARKSVILLE
Steven M. Johnson, D.O.

LAFAYETTE

Carolyn G. Kochert, M.D.

Mishawaka
Mark S. Cantieri, D.O.,

● IOWA
CLINTON
Anwer Rasheed, M.D.
IOWA CITY
John Macatee, DO.
WEST DES MOINES
Jacqueline M Stoken, D.O

● KANSAS
KANSAS CITY AREA

K. Dean Reeves, M.D.

TOPEKA
Doug Frye, M.D.

● KENTUCKY
LOUISVILLE
Steven M. Johnson, D.O.

● LOUISIANA
NEW ORLEANS AREA
Thomas K. Bond, M.D.

● MARYLAND
Rockville
Ingrid Gheen, M.D.

● MASSACHUSETTS
MALDEN
Albert V. Franchi, M.D.
WORCESTER

Jon Trister, M.D.

● MICHIGAN
Howell

Jerald Gach, DO
SHELBY TWP
Robert Krasnick, M.D.
Southfield

Jerald Gach, DO
WARREN

Robert Krasnick, M.D.

● MINNESOTA
EXCELSIOR/Menahga
Mark T. Wheaton, M.D.


MINNETONKA
George H. Kramer, M.D.


● MISSOURI
KANSAS CITY
Edward McDonagh, D.O

ST. Peters
Michael J. Adams


● MONTANA
HAMILTON
Mark Kelley, N.D. LAc

● NEVADA
CARSON CITY

Alfred N. Grimes, M.D.


RENO
Andrew C. Wesely, M.D.

● NEW JERSEY
BLAIRSTOWN
Walter R. Grote, D.O

CENTRAL NJ
Edward Magaziner, M.D.

WAYNE/NORTH NJ
Robert Kramberg, M.D.

SOUTH NJ/
PHILADELPHIA
Scott R. Greenberg, M.D.
(Cherry Hill)

Joseph P. Mullane, M.D.
(Hamilton)


Brian J. Shiple, D.O.
(Springfield PA)

● NEW MEXICO
Albuquerque

R. Dean Bair, D.O.

James E. Baum, D.O.
SANTA FE
James E. Baum, D.O.

Jonas R. Skardis, DOM

● NEW YORK
B
ALDWIN
Pandu Tadoori, M.D.

BUFFALO AREA
Timothy L. Speciale, D.O.
BROOKLYN
Neil Raff, MD, CNS
David Zirkitev, P.A.
EAST MEADOW

Christopher Calapai, D.O.

FLUSHING
Neil Raff, MD, CNS
HICKSVILLE
David Borenstein, M.D.

MANHATTAN
Richard Ash, M.D.
David Borenstein, M.D.
John H. Juhl, D.O.
Robert Kramberg, M.D.
NEW YORK METRO AREA
Perry M. Perretz, D.O.
Edward Magaziner, M.D.
Scott R. Greenberg, M.D.
ORANGE
Neil Raff, MD, CNS
ROCKLAND
Neil Raff, MD, CNS
WESTMINSTER
Neil Raff, MD, CNS

● NORTH CAROLINA
ASHEVILLE AREA

Stephen Blievernicht, M.D.
CARY

Catherine Duncan, D.O.

Huntersville
Dr. Mark Hines

● OHIO
AKRON/CANTON
Vladimir Djuric, M.D.
BLUFFTON

L. Terry Chappell, M.D.
CENTERVILLE
Rick Buenaventura, M.D.
CINCINNATI
Michael J. Bertram, MD

TOLEDO AREA

Jay W. Nielsen, M.D.

● OKLAHOMA
BROKEN ARROW
Shirley J. Welden, M.D.

● OREGON
ASHLAND
Allen Thomashefsky,M.D.
EUGENE
Thomas Peterson, M.D.
HILLSBORO
Kevin C. Wilson, N.D.

LAKE OSWEGO

Noel S. Peterson, N.D.

MEDFORD
Carl Osborn, D.O.
OREGON CITY
Joanne Gordon, ND,MS,PT

PORTLAND

Rick Marinelli, N.D.

Chiaoli Lu, ND. LAc. DAOM.
Patrick Chapman, N.D.
Joshua David, N.D.
REDMOND
E. Payson Flattery, D.C.,N.D.
SALEM
Donald McBride, Jr, ND


● PENNSYLVANIA
BALA CYNWYD
Harvey Kleinberg, D.O.
BETHLEHEM
James F. Frommer, M.D.
ELKINS PARK
Kab S. Hong, M.D.
JEANNETTE
Martin P. Gallagher, M.D., D.C.
MEADVILLE
Paul Peirsel, M.D.
PITTSBURG

Paul S. Lieber, MD
SOUTHERN NJ - PA
Scott R. Greenberg, M.D.
Allan Magaziner, D.O
Edward Magaziner, M.D.
SPRINGFIELD
Brian J. Shiple, D.O.
WOMELSDORF
Peter J Blakemore, D.O,

● SOUTH CAROLINA
GREENVILLE/SPARTANSBURG 
Robert Schwartz, M.D.
CHARLESTON
Marc N. Dubick, M.D.
MOUNT PLEASANT
Patrick Lovegrove, D.O.

● TENNESSEE
BRENTWOOD
Mark L. Johnson, M.D.
CLARKSVILLE
Rafael Prieto, M.D.
JACKSON
Marcus E. Meekins, M.D.
MEMPHIS
Marcus E. Meekins, M.D.
NASHVILLE
Mark L. Johnson, M.D.

● TEXAS
AUSTIN
Mihnea Dumitrescu, M.D.

David K. Harris, M.D.
Brad Fullerton, M.D.
DALLAS
Michael Ellman, M.D.

DENTON
Carlos J. Garcia, M.D.
FORT WORTH
Gerald Harris, DO
Dennis E. Minotti II, D.O
David E. Teitelbaum, D.O.
HOUSTON
Robert Battle, M.D.
Adam Weglein, D.O
HOUSTON AREA

Joseph G. Valdez, M.D

John P. Trowbridge
MESQUITE
Michael Ellman, M.D.
PARIS
Gregg Diamond, M.D.
Norberto Vargas, M.D.
PLANO
Michael Ellman, M.D.
RICHARDSON
Gregg Diamond, M.D.
Norberto Vargas, M.D.

SAN ANTONIO
Annette M. Zaharoff, M.D.
SHERMAN
Gregg Diamond, M.D.
Norberto Vargas, M.D.
SUNNYVALE
Gregg Diamond, M.D.
Norberto Vargas, M.D.

TOMBALL
Shaun Lehmann, M.D.
Curtis Fandrich, D.O.


● UTAH
PARK CITY
Harry Adelson, N.D.
Kenneth Hurwitz, M.D.
SALT LAKE CITY
Harry Adelson, N.D.
E. Alan Jeppsen
SPANISH FORK
David Taylor Roberts, M.D

● VERMONT
WINOOSKI
Jonathan E. Fenton, D.O

● VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA
Robert H. Wagner, M.D.
BLUEFIELD
Lenny Horwitz, DPM
FAIRFAX
Mayo Friedlis, M.D.
McLEAN
David Wang, D.O.

VIRGINIA BEACH
Lisa Barr, M.D.

● WASHINGTON
ISSAQUAH
Jena Schliiter., M.D.

SEATTLE AREA
Richard A. Sandler, M.D.
JoAnna Forwell, N.D.

Adam R. Geiger, N.D.


● WEST VIRGINIA
MORGANTOWN

Nori Onishi, D.O.


● WISCONSIN
EAU CLAIRE
Deborah Raehl, DO

WAUWATOSA
Neal Pollack, D.O.

MILWAUKEE
William J. Faber, D.O.
 

TOP 10 CONDITIONS
FOR PROLOTHERAPY

Ross Hauser, M.D.

Prolotherapy helps relieve the chronic pain of many conditions but here are the top ten.

CHRONIC
LOW BACK PAIN
Chronic low
back pain encompasses a lot of different conditions including degenerative disc disease, spondylosis, spondylolisthesis, sacroiliac ligament laxity and others. Since these conditions generally have as their etiological basis ligaments being stretched, torn, and weakened Prolotherapy is needed. Typically three-six visits are all that is needed to relieve the pain.

CHRONIC NECK PAIN
Like chronic
low back pain, chronic neck pain has ligament weakness as a common underlying cause. This can lead to Degenerative Disc Disease in the neck, herniated discs, and myofascial pain syndromes. Typically three-six visits are all that is needed to relieve the pain.

CHRONIC
HEADACHES
I believe because most of us are spending more and more time looking at a computer screen with our necks in poor posture,
headache are on the rise. The forward head posture puts a strain on the posterior ligaments. As these weakened, neck muscles spasm and referral headaches occur. Prolotherapy helps all types of headaches including tension, cluster, and migraine headaches.

TMJ SYNDROME
Perhaps the most used joint in the body is the TMJ. The tempomandibular joint is stressed every time a person talks or eats. Anyone who has clicking in the joint has a good chance of having ligament injury in the jaw. Prolotherapy is a great alternative for TMJ syndrome. It helps strengthen the TMJ ligament, often resolving a chronically painful, clicking joint.

KNEE ARTHRITIS
Athletes are especially prone to
knee arthritis. It is also a very large joint which orthopedic like to inject with steroids. These facts combined with the massive use of anti-inflammatories, make knee arthritis very common. About 250,000 Americans each year get knee replacement. A much better option for knee arthritis is Prolotherapy. Depending on the extent of the arthritis anywhere from 3-15 sessions of Prolotherapy are needed.

ROTATOR CUFF INJURY
Most
shoulder pain is from an injury to the Rotator Cuff. The most common muscle/tendon of the rotator cuff that gets injured is the supraspinatus. The supraspinatus muscle/tendon is an external rotator of the shoulder. It gets a lot of strain/stress when the shoulder ligaments are weakened. This, in addition to the fact that the blood supply to the supraspinatus tendon attachment on the humerus is poor make injury likely especially in people who use their shoulders a lot. Prolotherapy to the rotator cuff attachments onto the shoulder, as well as the shoulder ligaments, is extremely effective at helping chronic shoulder problems resolve. Typically three-six visits of Prolotherapy are all that is needed.

ANNULAR LIGAMENT INJURY
People understand the term 'tennis elbow' but most chronic elbow problems are annular ligament injury. This ligament is stressed during rotation of the elbow. So any athlete who throws or a person who has an occupation using the elbow, such as carpenters and people who type a lot, are prone to annular ligament injury. Generally again three-six visits of Prolotherapy are needed to resolve the problem.

CHRONIC ANKLE SPRAINS
The most common ligament injury in the body is an anterior talofibular ligament injury or
ankle sprain. People don't realize it but one third of all ankle sprains don't heal completely. Eventually if the ligament injury is not healed, arthritis occurs in the ankle. It is best to treat ligament injuries early before arthritis develops. Again three-six visits of Prolotherapy are needed. If there is arthritis in the ankle then up to 15 visits may be needed.

TROCHANTERIC PAIN (HIP POINTER)
It is common for people to have pain on the side of the hip. There is a big bone upon which 'the pain' sits called the greater trochanter. This is where the gluteal muscles attach. Typically a person is diagnosed with trochanteric bursitis, but the pain is not from a true inflammation of the bursa (fluid filled sac) but just weakness in the muscle/tendon attachments at this site. Prolotherapy onto the greater trochanter bone typically resolves the problem in three-six visits.

Fibromyalgia
Yes even people with body pain need Prolotherapy. If a person has whole body pain, they will often have one to three areas that hurt a lot more than others. These are the ones that need Prolotherapy. To get rid of the rest of the body pain the person needs a good nights sleep and to balance body chemistry. So for
fibromyalgia typically Prolotherapy is combined with natural medicine. The whole process takes typically a year.

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