Regenerative Medicine and Alternative Therapies

Regenerative Medicine and Alternative Therapies

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When pain becomes chronic or traditional treatments aren’t enough, regenerative and alternative therapies offer a new path to healing. These innovative treatments are designed to repair tissue, reduce inflammation, and improve function—often with little to no downtime. Explore some of the advanced options we offer.

About the treatment

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Injections

PRP therapy uses a concentrated dose of platelets from your own blood to accelerate healing in injured or inflamed tissues. It’s commonly used for:

  • Joint pain (knee, shoulder, hip)
  • Tendon or ligament injuries
  • Mild to moderate arthritis
  • Sports injuries or overuse conditions

Because it uses your own blood, PRP is a natural, low-risk option for long-term healing.

Stem Cell Therapy

Stem cells have the unique ability to develop into different types of tissue, making them a powerful tool for regeneration. Stem cells are typically harvested from bone marrow or fat and injected into damaged areas to help:

  • Rebuild cartilage and soft tissue
  • Reduce inflammation in arthritic joints
  • Support healing in chronic tendon or ligament injuries
  • Delay or avoid surgery for orthopedic conditions

This cutting-edge therapy is often used for patients looking for more sustainable, biologic alternatives to steroids or surgery.

Prolotherapy

Prolotherapy involves injecting a natural irritant (usually dextrose) into injured or weakened areas to stimulate your body’s healing response. It’s commonly used for:

  • Chronic ligament or tendon pain
  • Joint instability
  • Lower back pain
  • Whiplash or soft tissue injuries

While results vary, many patients find prolotherapy helpful for improving strength and reducing pain over time.

Intrathecal Pump Therapy

This therapy uses a small implanted device to deliver medication directly into the fluid around the spinal cord, providing powerful pain relief with lower doses than oral medications. It’s typically used for:

  • Severe, chronic pain that hasn’t responded to other treatments
  • Pain after spinal surgery
  • Cancer-related pain
  • Spasticity from conditions like multiple sclerosis or cerebral palsy

Intrathecal pumps are customized to each patient’s needs and adjusted over time for optimal results.

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