In Which Situations Is Prolotherapy Treatment Applied?

The movement system is a very active and complex structure. He is constantly exposed to stress and trauma. It was created with mechanisms and equipment that can heal itself mostly through simple rest and exercises.

However, sometimes such simple measures are insufficient and the healing mechanism cannot fulfill its full function for various reasons. Pain and limitation of movement become permanent.

Prolotherapy is a treatment model that provides physiological recovery by stimulating and activating the body's healing system. It does not just eliminate the symptoms, that is, complaints such as pain. It provides permanent recovery because it cures the disease that actually causes this pain.

This treatment is especially suitable for the following main disease groups:

Muscle and Tendon injuries and diseases

• Fibromyalgia

• Achilles tendonitis

• Patellar tendon-related problems

• Tennis elbow - Golfer's elbow  

• Trigger Finger

• De Quervain's Disease

• Heel spur

• Hallux valgus bunion pain

Injuries and partial tears of the ligaments around the joint

• Rotator cuff problems in the shoulder

• Frozen shoulder

• Partial injuries of lateral ligaments and cruciate ligaments in the knee

• Degenerative, peripheral stable meniscus tears

• Painful and unstable inadequate healing conditions of ankle ligaments

• Ligament problems of fingers and toes

• Painful and unstable elbow joint ligaments inadequate healing conditions

• Painful and unstable inadequate healing conditions of wrist ligaments

Joint degenerations – Osteoarthritis

• Knee - Gonarthrosis

• Hip joint degeneration

• Hip avascular necrosis

• Finger joint degenerations

Painful diseases of the spine and pelvis region

• Cervical disc herniation

• Lumbar disc herniation

• Spinal stenosis

• Pinch pain around the hip

• Coccydynia – Sitting pain

The indication groups are stated here in general terms. However, in accordance with the principle in medicine, "There is no disease, there is only a patient", the decision must be made on a patient-specific basis.

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