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Prolotherapy in Rochester Hills MI

What does a prolotherapy injection involve in Rochester Hills, MI?

A prolotherapy injection contains substances that stimulate the body’s natural healing, plus a mild local anesthetic. In Rochester Hills, MI, patients of the Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine may feel the needle and some mild swelling or stiffness afterward. Mild over-the-counter pain relievers can help, but anti-inflammatories like aspirin and ibuprofen should be avoided because they may slow healing.

Prolotherapy is an increasing accepted treatment for many conditions, also known as proliferative therapy. It’s fast gaining acceptance as an ideal non-surgical ligament and tendon reconstruction and regenerative joint injection. This orthopedic process ramps up the body’s healing properties that specialize in repairing and strengthening joints and tendons that have fallen victim to injury and pain.

When ligaments or tendons under stress begin to stretch out and tear, the joints that they are attached to can result in instability and thus pain. Prolotherapy in Rochester Hills MI can address why this instability is happening, building up the weakened sites and making new collagen tissue. The goal is long-lasting joint stability and less pain.

If you have faced traditional methods before, you may know by now that they only mask the pain. Prolotherapy is a better way.

To inquire more about prolotherapy in Rochester Hills MI, call the Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine for your consultation at (248) 216-1008.

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What Does the Injection Involve?

The injection you will get is comprised of substances that work to stimulate healing naturally.  Thanks to a mild local anesthetic agent, you won’t feel pain during the procedure. You may feel some discomfort at the injection site but that’s because of the needle going in, not the treatment itself.

Mild swelling and stiffness may result but it’s nothing that can’t be made better by an over-the-counter pain reliever. Use mild OTC pain relievers only, no anti-inflammatory medications, such as aspirin and ibuprofen. These can stifle the healing process.

How Does Prolotherapy in Rochester Hills MI Work?

Prolotherapy makes new tissues in areas that have become weak by assisting the body’s healing processes to naturally take over. You will get an injection into the injury site, prompting the body to begin repairing itself.

As the new ligaments and tendons heal, you may see that the site is inflamed. You’ll need to go through multiple treatments so the tissue can build up enough to recapture the area’s original level of strength.

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Are You a Good Candidate for Prolotherapy in Rochester Hills MI?

Prolotherapy can help many people who suffer from:

  • Lower to middle back pain
  • Joint instability and dysfunction
  • Wrist and hand pain
  • Osteoarthritis
  • Tennis elbow
  • Neck or knee pain
  • Degenerative disc disease
  • Meniscal and rotator cuff tears
  • Plantar fasciitis
  • TMJ

Keep in mind, some areas pose more challenges than others, so make sure a physician trained in prolotherapy in Rochester Hills MI evaluates you thoroughly first.

Results may vary by patient, with rates of success depending on your history, rate of healing, and solution used for the treatment. Studies of this treatment for low-back pain have reported meaningful improvement in symptoms for many patients.

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Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine – Rochester Hills
355 Barclay Cir, Suite A, Rochester Hills, MI 48307
(248) 216-1008 · Monday–Friday, 9:00 am–4:30 pm

Patients from across Metro Detroit and Southeast Michigan visit our Rochester Hills office for PRP, stem cell therapy, prolotherapy and other non-surgical treatments.