SI joint help. Platelet Rich Plasma PRP Prolotherapy

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Platelet rich plasma therapy or (PRP therapy) is an advanced treatment modality to repair injured tissue.Its a minimally-invasive solution for repairing damaged or inflamed structures in the body. A platelet rich plasma injection is used to initiate the regenerative effects of our body's own healing powers. Platelets have been found to store the chemicals responsible for healing. By concentrating these bioactive substances, healing can be initiated in structures normally unable to heal naturally.

How Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy Works
Your doctor will perform thorough diagnostic studies to properly deduce the root of your pain. Once you have met with our Physicians face-to-face to discuss your treatment, it may be determined that platelet rich plasma injection therapy is a viable remedy to the pain you are experiencing. A platelet rich plasma injection is all natural, containing no additives, and the process entails extracting blood from the patient's arm to be placed into a centrifuge apparatus. This device spins at high speeds, which in turn creates plasma that contains a rich concentration of platelets. These platelets are then re-injected into the specific joints, tendons, and ligaments that ail you.

Once in your system, the plasma rich platelets will be attracted to the damaged area, producing healing proteins called "growth factors" that stimulate the body's natural healing and regeneration process; the result is a faster, more advanced healing process. There are currently no known side effects of PRP therapy, though there is some painful swelling involved. Fortunately, once this pain quickly subsides, you can say goodbye to your joint pain.

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[kvnchan]

bloody good explanation. people like u make youtube wonderful.

[samsandoval1]

Hm. Think I'm gonna' have me chiropractor look into that...

[madeline19591]

Wow, this is great information. You are very clear and informative

[MsRee213]

I was recomended for prolotherapy for SI joint dysfunction, I have recently been cured by a gluten free (wheat/grain) diet. So glad I didn't do this before trying the diet. I urge anyone else having any joint dysfunction to go gluten free and see if it helps, I started improving immediatly!!!!!

[hotsypotsymamaof2]

I am a phsical therapist assistant and totally agree with this concept. I have an SI problem and use these techniques on myself with help of course and on my pts to correct the mal-alignment of the joints involved. I remain painfree.

[jbishhh]

This video has addressed all of my problems!!! lower back pain, misaligned hip/leg, and numb ache in upper thigh. Thanks so much for uploading! I also recommend anyone with similar to use aswiss ball and Pilates to strengthen core muscles and lower back.

[davidmartinez089]

what are his credentials? I am a physical therapist assistant and am currently in school working on my doctorate of chiropractic. i have treated a great number of back pain patients and would NEVER reccommend this video to anyone. this "getting stuck" he speaks of.... is a misalignment! and these "thrusts" he shows are freeing the joint... ok so this is partly what chiropractic is based on. it is true. it is supported by research. it DOES occur in the spine and at ANY joint in the body

[bryanswilliamsdpt]

As a Doctor of Physical Therapy, I employ this technique on a daily basis with patients. It works well, but the results are typical not long lasting. The underlying cause of the pelvic imbalance must be addressed in order to fully resolve pt symptoms.

Also, I'd disagree with the videos initial comments about "the spine doesn't get misaligned". Inter vertebral positional faults are very common particularly in patients with postural dysfunctions.

[RottenBrains71]

I had a pubic symphysis diastasis of 4.8 cm while giving birth. It led to pelvic misalignment and severe SI joint pain. My physical therapist made me do these exercises and they helped a lot! Now that i have stopped going the pain is back and i think i should continue doing them myself.

[grzegorzchiropractic]

i think that this is the best therapy. Very good, please direct me some literature.



[grzegorzchiropractic]

i think that this is the best therapy. Very good, please direct me some literature.