Ten
million or more sports injuries are treated in the United States
each year. Many musculoskeletal injuries can benefit from the application
of sports medicine, even though they may have different causes. The
resulting injuries in many cases are similar even though the activity
that created them is different. Carrying a suitcase, for instance,
can cause tennis
elbow as well as turning a screw, or opening a sticky
door. Similarly, an injury such as runner's
knee is sometimes the
result of excessive inward rolling of the foot (pronation) while
walking.
How do sports injuries develop?
There are many reasons sports injuries occur, including faulty training
methods, imbalanced stress on certain parts of the body that results
from structural
abnormalities, and weakness
of the tendons, muscles and ligaments. Chronic wear and tear, which results from a repetitive
motion stressing susceptible tissue leads to many of these injuries.
Pain occurs when a small number of muscle or tendon fibers start
to tear. Powerful pressure, greater than the inherent strength
of the muscles, tendons and ligaments will often tear them. After
a sprain, joints are more prone to injury, especially when the
muscles and ligaments that support them are weak. Faulty training
methods, however, is the most common cause of muscle and joint
injuries. The individual often doesn't allow for an adequate post-workout
recovery time or continues to exercise or play the sport even when
pain has developed.
What are some common sports injuries?
• Patellar tendonitis (Jumper's Knee)
• Osgood-Schlatter's Disease
• Shoulder dislocation
• Iliotibial band syndrome
• Torn meniscus
• Whiplash
• Ischial tuberosity pain
• Post-fracture pain
• Pubic symphysis injury
Conventional medical treatments may help relieve the symptoms of
sports injuries, but they do not address the root of the problem.
By strengthening structural weaknesses in the body, as natural medicine
treatments like Prolotherapy do, pain associated with sports injuries
may be alleviated permanently.
Discover why we believe that natural
medicine treatments are the best way to treat sports injuries.
Read Prolo
Your Sports Injuries Away! and Learn:
Read about: Prolo Your Sports
Injuries Away! is written
to provide hope that sports injuries can be cured by a simple, safe,
and scientifically
sound office procedure that has allowed thousands
of athletes to return to playing and excelling in athletics!
See why both physicians and athletes are experiencing the remarkable
results of Prolotherapy. Prolo Your Sports Injuries
Away! describes
the use of Prolotherapy for nearly all of the joints in the body, as
well as for all of the major sports. Learn how Prolotherapy is the
treatment of choice for such conditions as:
• Arthritis
• Tennis Elbow
• Tendonitis
• Rotator Cuff Tears
• Ligament Sprains
• Overuse Syndromes
• Osgood-Schlatter's
• Degenerated Discs
• Plantar Fascitis
• Meniscal Tears
...and many other unresolved
sports injuries! May you be one of the
many athletes who says there is a cure for sports injuries and a way
to enhance athletic performance: Prolotherapy!
Curing sports injuries and
Enhancing Athletic Performance with Prolotherapy, Just as the original
book Prolo
Your Pain Away! affected the pain management field, Prolo
Your sports injuries Away! has rattled the sports world!
Links:
Platelet
Rich Plasma (PRP) Prolotherapy can get an athlete back in
the game without surgery, cortisone, or NSAID treatments. http://www.prolonews.com/prolotherapy_with_platelet_rich_plasma_is_a_good_alternative
_for_labrum_and_menisci_degeneration_and_or_tears.htm
Prolotherapy helps sports injuries of all kinds including labral
tears, dislocation, and overuse-injury. http://www.caringmedical.com/therapies/prolotherapy.asp
Can Prolotherapy heal my sports injury? http://www.caringmedical.com/sports_injury/findinjury.asp
Non-surgical treatment option for tennis elbow
and golfers elbow. http://www.prolonews.com/sports_injuries_in_the_older_athlete.htm
Prolotherapy helps athletes avoid meniscectomy
surgical procedures. http://www.prolonews.com/meniscal_injury.htm
Alternative to shoulder surgery for rotator cuff tendonitis and impingement
syndrome. http://www.chicagosportsmedicine.com/sports_shoulder_injury.html
Ankle bracing is out, Prolotherapy is in. http://www.chicagosportsmedicine.com/sports_shoulder_injury.html
Runners with plantar fasciitis or heel spurs. Repair the injury without
cortisone! http://www.chicagosportsmedicine.com/achilles_tendon_heel_spurs.html
Older athletes should consider Prolotherapy for sports injuries to
stay active. http://www.prolonews.com/sports_injuries_in_the_older_athlete.htm
ACL tear injuries heal using an alternative to steroid injections. http://www.caringmedical.com/sports_injury/knee_injury_and_cortisone.asp
Marion A. Hauser, M.S., R.D.
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
& REGISTERED DIETITIAN |
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“Prolotherapy helped me get back to playing
the sport I love!”
~ Kirstin Gellatly
Northport Cowharbor Piranahs National Soccer Championship Team |
“I don't know what I would have done without Prolotherapy!”
~ Gregg Hill
Former #1 Ranked World Junior Tennis Player |
“Prolotherapy helped me get rid of anti-inflammatories and back on the courts!”
~ David Wheaton
Former #12 Ranked ATP Tennis Tour |
“Prolotherapy saved my career and changed my life!”
~ Tim Doyle
Former World #1 Ranked Racquetball Player |
“The most successful treatment
that we have at the Atkins Center for Comlementary Medicine
for chronic pain and sports injuries is Prolotherapy.”
~ Robert C. Atkins, M.D.
New York Times Best-Selling Author |
“Since learning Prolotherapy, I rarely do back surgery and have decreased arthroscopies by 80 percent. I am thrilled and so are my patients!”
~ Jose Eleazar Calderon, M.D.
Trauma and Orthopedic Surgeon |
“As a practitioner of Prolotherapy, I encourage athletes with chronic soft tissue injuries to consider Prolotherapy. Prolotherapy is a secret that needs to be discovered!”
~ Lloyd Saberski, M.D.
Former Medical Director, Yale University School of Medicine Center for Pain Management |
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