In the horsecart days of, say, 2002, a runner might get that achey breaky tightness in the hammie and be diagnosed with tendonitis, the -itis suffix inferring inflammation. If rest, exercises and ...

We posed your question to Dr. Mark Darrow, owner of the Prolotherapy Institute in Los Angeles and an assistant professor at the University of California, Los Angeles. Both prolotherapy and PRP are ...

Prolotherapy is a procedure that involves injecting a natural irritant into the soft tissue of an injured joint. Supporters believe that it may provide significant relief for joint or back pain. The ...

Prolotherapy involves injecting a dextrose or saline solution into an injury site to promote a healing response. It is a form of regenerative therapy or proliferation therapy. There are different ...

Prolotherapy is a controversial nonsurgical injection procedure for musculoskeletal pain syndromes, predominantly joint pain, that has been practiced for decades. To learn more about this approach, ...

Photographer: Serghei Platonov Imagine this: At your next doctor's appointment, instead of advising you to avoid sugar, your physician proposes treating you with sugar. That scenario may not be too ...

Dr Kevin R Stone is a pioneer of advanced orthopaedic surgical and rehabilitation techniques to repair, regenerate and replace damaged cartilage and ligaments. The author was trained at Harvard ...