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Offline ekbote

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Prolotherapy
« on: April 21, 2008, 03:53:08 PM »
Has anyone tried this option? I have read the basic information given in http://www.caringmedical.com/therapies/prolotherapy.asp. However, I was wondering what other potential side effects it could have. Could it result in overgrowth of cartilage necessitating another arthroscopy to shave it? Also does anyone know how long the effects last? I suffered injuries in an accident where my articular cartilage became soft and 2 ligaments were torn (MCL + MMT).
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Offline rob8647932

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Re: Prolotherapy
« Reply #1 on: April 21, 2008, 04:27:52 PM »
I have tried it and highly recommend it. Dr. Hauser of caring Medical uses plasma (your own blood reinjected into site), HGH, and other factors to stimulate the cartilage growth. It can be permanent.
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Left knee - 1997 debridement, 1999 trochlea paste graft / microfracture), 2002 IAGH injections, 2005 plica and synovium removal, 2009 Regenexx injections
Right knee - 1997 debridement, 2000 trochlea paste graft, 2004 IAGH injections, 2008 Regenexx injections

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Re: Prolotherapy
« Reply #2 on: April 21, 2008, 05:29:45 PM »
Thanks for the quick response. I know that Dr. Hauser is well-known for using this technique. However, is there a way to find a good doctor in Houston, Texas? www.getprolo.com lists physicians who practice this technique but there is no way to know how good they are.
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