Prolotherapy to the Thoracic Spine and Rib Attachments

Ross Hauser, MD demonstrates an extensive thoracic spine and rib attachment treatment using Prolotherapy as done at Caring Medical and Rehabilitation Services in Oak Park, Illinois. Dr. Hauser treats patients from around the globe with Hackett-Hemwall Prolotherapy and has found it is an excellent alternative to thoracic spine surgery, including spinal fusion and discectomy, in addition to offering permanent solution for chronic pain typically not seen with traditional anti-inflammatory treatment, such as NSAIDs and cortisone injections. If you would like to see our other videos on Prolotherapy, or would like to email Dr. Hauser to see if Prolotherapy can help your back or rib pain, please visit www.caringmedical.com. Prolotherapy can be successful in treating almost all chronic back pain conditions and injuries, including: sports injuries, osteoarthritis, degenerative disc disease, tendon injury, ligament injury, bulging disc, herniated disc, slipping rib syndrome, and pinched nerve. Visit us at http://www.caringmedical.com/therapies/prolotherapy.asp

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• Thoracic pain
• Mid-back pain
• Rib pain
• Facet joints
• Degenerative disc disease
• Bulging disc
• Alternative to back surgery
• Alternative to cortisone
• Herniated disc
• prolotherapy
• caring medical
• Dr. Ross Hauser
• Ross Hauser MD
• rib pain
• slipping rib syndrome
• back pain
• back pain relief
• back pain treatment

[29Suckit]

what kind of stretch worked for you? I have been having back problems for 2 years now and have tried pt, chiro, trigger points. You name it I have tried it. I need relief and was considering prolotherapy. Any info would be helpful.

[cutwater65]

Prolotherapy, makes money for doctors, did nothing for my thoracic pain. Why would insurance not pay..? I believe it is a doctor scam. This guy is Knowledgeable but that doesn't cure pain. Where is the proof that this really helps? Stretching the area finally releived my pain. It was free.

[rizzi415]

how can I get more info on pttd the pros and con's of surgery on this condition