What is Prolotherapy? PA Danielle Matias and Dr. Ross Hauser review Prolotherapy history and FAQs

Описание: PA Danielle Matias and Dr. Ross Hauser review the history of Comprehensive H3 Prolotherapy and frequently asked questions about the solutions used, success, patient studies and selection, and much more.

00:00 Introduction
02:15 Types of Prolotherapy
05:50 Nerve Release Injection Therapy
07:35 History of H3 Prolotherapy
09:11 Tenets of H3 Prolotherapy
10:32 Identifying ligament and cartilage problems
12:34 Ligament injuries are progressive
13:50 Ligament muscular reflex
15:25 Hackett’s original knee injury progression
16:29 Muscle spasms and tightness
17:15 Joint swelling
18:50 Bone spurs
19:30 Biology of Prolotherapy
22:40 Long-term desired healing effects
24:39 Is Prolotherapy permanent?
26:00 Personal injuries treated with Prolotherapy
29:29 Why not use PRP or stem cells for everyone?
32:00 Bone Marrow vs. Lipoaspirate
34:50 Risks and side effects
36:10 Why do people fail Prolotherapy?
40:28 Improved function and exercising after Prolotherapy
42:45 Healing is not linear and pain is fickle
44:11 When do you stop Prolotherapy?
47:09 Success with Prolotherapy
51:40 Prolotherapy vs. surgical candidates

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