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  • I have a question, I'm an extremely athletic 23 yr old male and I continuously play basketball(check out my page), I've had left meniscus surgery when I was 10. As of today, it's swollen(not allwoing it to heal long enough when younger) but I can still play and dunk and what not on it! Also, my right patellar tendon is slightly torn(no surgery yet). Will Prolotherapy make my knees to where I can play basketball at 100% again? I feel like it could because I can sprint, dunk, etc. while injured!

  • @charismaswagg Thanks for the question- nice playing! Sorry to hear about your knee, but it does sound like Prolotherapy could be a good option- especially since you're already so active. If you want to email us directly with more information about your case, we're happy to look it over. I'd say going directly to the site will be the best and more private way to discuss your case. All the best to you! Take care for now.

  • does this work?

  • @xzaxx Thanks for the question. We find that stem cell Prolotherapy is helpful for chronic pain, such as arthritis, yes.

  • @caringmedical ok. are you a doctor? and do you cure other problems with stem cell?

  • @xzaxx At our clinic we do not use stem cell therapy for other conditions such as Parkinson's, cancer, etc... There are different bone marrow/stem cell therapies being used and researched through the world for various other conditions. But here, it is only used for chronic pain- and yes, by an MD. We specialize in pain cases only. Take care!

  • After 6 months of offering stem cell therapy in combination with the venous angioplasty liberation procedure, patients of CCSVI Clinic have reported excellent health outcomes. Ms. Kasma Gianopoulos of Athens Greece, who was diagnosed with the Relapsing/Remitting form of MS in 1997 called the combination of treatments a “cure”. Log on to ccsviclinic. ca for more information.

  • A universal benefit reported by every patient has been the recovery of bladder control. Most MS patients have various bladder control symptoms that include urinary urgency, incontinence, nocturia, or urinary hesitancy as a result of the disruption of electrical impulses from the brain to the nerves and muscles that are involved in emptying the bladder (pudenal nerve, urethral sphincter, detrusor muscle). Log on to ccsviclinic. ca for more information.

  • Dr.Avneesh Gupte, the Neurosurgeon at Noble Hospital performing the procedure has been encouraged by results in Cerebral Palsy patients as well. “We are fortunate to be able to offer the treatment because not every hospital is able to perform these types of transplants.You must have the specialized medical equipment and specially trained doctors and nurses”. Log on to ccsviclinic.ca for more information.

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