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Who have have tendinitis surgery?

They are used in chronic pain patients and primarily for repair contained by ligaments and tendons to help them repair themselves.

"Prolotherapy works by exactly the same process that the human body smoothly uses to stimulate the body's healing system, a process called inflammation. The technique involves the injection of a proliferant (a mild irritant solution) that cause an inflammatory response which "turns on" the healing process. The growth of new ligament and muscle tissue is then stimulated. The ligaments and tendons produced after Prolotherapy appear much the same as commonplace tissues, except that they are thicker, stronger, and contain fibers of varying thickness, testifying to the unmarked and ongoing creation of tissue."

I hope this helps!

Michelle

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