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Prolotherapy in Mesa, AZ

Prolotherapy and perineural injections, also called restorative injection therapy, prompt your body to strengthen loose or strained ligaments and calm irritated nerves. Often a first step before PRP or stem cells.

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Neck and upper back treatment, Mesa office.
Neck and upper back treatment, Mesa office.
Good for

What Prolotherapy Is Used For.

Neck and back painKnee, elbow and hand painArthritisTendonitisDegenerative jointsAthletic injuries

Individual results vary. Your doctor will tell you whether this fits.

How it works

What to Expect.

01Exam firstWe go over your symptoms, examine the area and may order X-rays.
02Numb and injectA local anesthetic and a dextrose or saline solution, placed where the tissue is weak.
03About 30 minutesMost people go back to normal activity the same day.

Soreness and swelling for a few days is normal. Improvement usually starts in a few weeks and builds over a few months. Most plans are a short series.

Is it for you

Who Prolotherapy Is For.

A good fitLoose or strained ligaments, joints that feel unstable, and irritated nerves, especially early on. It’s often the first injection we try.
Probably notAn active infection at the site, a bleeding disorder, or pain that needs imaging or a specialist first. We’ll tell you if that’s the case.
What decides itA hands-on exam. Prolotherapy is a judgment call about which tissue is weak, so the exam matters more than the injection.
Dr. Neil Morris
Who you'll likely see
Neck pain sent him looking for anything but surgery. Injection therapy worked, and he built a career around it.

Dr. Neil Morris, NMD

Regenerative health, PRP, stem cells, hormones

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Questions

Prolotherapy and Restorative Injections: What People Ask.

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How long until I feel relief?

Usually a few weeks, with the full effect building over a few months.

Why choose this over steroid shots?

Steroid shots calm inflammation for a while, but repeated shots can weaken tissue. Restorative injections aim to strengthen it instead.

Can it be combined with other treatments?

Yes. It's often used alongside PRP or stem cell treatment.

Do I need time off work?

Most people don't. You may feel sore for a few days.

Is it safe?

The most common side effects are soreness and swelling at the injection site.

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