Prolozone Therapy: Repair Joints & Back Pain with Oxygen and Ozone
Prolozone Therapy is not a surgical procedure and it is used to eliminate or drastically reduce pain by facilitating the body's own natural ability to heal itself. Prolozone Therapy is so named because the treatment uses ozone to cause the proliferation, regeneration, and rebuilding of new ligament and cartilage tissue in an area where they have become weak. Prolozone is a relatively painless proliferate and antiinflammatory therapy that stimulates the ligaments, joints, and tendons toward recovery and repair. Depending on severity, and duration of pain you should expect 4-6 treatments for an area to fully repair. In acute injuries, treatment times are much shorter and faster. All joints of the body can be treated with Ozone including knees, low back, neck, shoulder, fingers, elbows, hips, ankles, etc.
Problems which can be treated with Prolozone Therapy :
Arthritis (Osteo and Rheumatoid)
Back Pain
Ligament or Tendon Strains or Sprains
Joint Degeneration
Joint Pain and Swelling from Lyme Disease
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
TMJ
Plantar Fasciitis
Migraines or Headaches
Neck and Shoulder pain
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
Tendonitis
Tennis Elbow
Morton’s Neuroma
Scars
Trigger Points
Lumbar or lower back pain
Sciatica
Frozen Shoulder
Rotator Cuff injuries
Recurrent Shoulder dislocation
Ganglion Cysts
Degenerative Joint Disease
Baker’s Cyst
ACL or PCL cruciate ligament tears
Pseudogout
Shin Splints
Chronic Edema
Bunions
And More…
In Prolozone Therapy ozone is injected in and around ligaments where they attach to the bone. The ozone which is injected increases blood supply and the flow of healing nutrients. It stimulates deposition and activity of cells called fibroblasts and chondroblasts. Ozone is a naturally-occurring, highly reactive molecule consisting of three atoms of oxygen. Because ozone is highly reactive, it is able to stimulate the fibroblastic and chondroblastic cellular activity, thus enhancing the repair cycle by increasing available oxygen and nutrients to the newly forming tissue.
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