Prolotherapy
Prolotherapy in Florida with Dr. Felix Linetsky
Prolotherapy is short for “proliferative therapy.” Prolotherapy can restore damaged cartilage in addition to ligaments and tendons. A popular treatment with athletes is that your body can repair itself through this treatment.
How Prolotherapy Works?
It targets weakened or damaged ligaments and tendons, familiar chronic pain sources. By triggering inflammation in these areas, prolotherapy encourages the growth of new, more vital tissue.
Benefits & Advantages of Prolotherapy
Prolotherapy offers several key benefits over traditional pain management methods. It addresses the root cause of pain by promoting tissue regeneration, unlike medications that merely mask symptoms. Additionally, prolotherapy has a low risk of side effects and can lead to long-lasting relief.
Potential Side Effects and Risks
While prolotherapy is generally safe, some individuals may experience temporary side effects such as swelling, bruising, or mild pain at the injection site. These effects typically subside within a few days.
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Depending on your injury and its severity, Dr. Linetsky will adequately examine you and suggest the best treatment and approach for your condition.